Helping Faculty Researchers and External Collaborators Transform Basic Research into New Drug Therapies
Improved understanding and treatment of disease, prevention, diagnosis and control therapies relies on the identification of the biological pathways that lead to disease development. Transforming these basic research findings into new drug therapies —by targeting and selecting the most promising leads- is the goal of the drug discovery research at the University of Kansas.
The process of drug discovery is complex and involves multiple disciplines. Biomedical investigators working with the core research labs have access to state-of-art equipment and experienced lab personnel to expedite their drug discovery efforts.
Core Lab and Research Center Drug Discovery Activities
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High Throughput Screening (HTS)
Immunology Microscopy and Analytical Imaging
Molecular Probes |
Chemical Methodolgoies and Library Development
Specialized Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry
Molecular Probes |
| Target Discovery | Compound Profiling/Biological Testing |
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Analytical Proteomics
High Throughput Screening Geonomics and Bioinformatics
Genome Sequencing
Immunology Mass Spectrometry Microscopy and Analytical Imaging
Molecular Graphics and Modeling
Molecular Probes Nuclear Magnetic Resonance X-Ray Crystallography
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Analytical Proteomics
BIO Center Biological Irradiation Biomolecular NMR
Experimental and Preclinical Imaging Immunology Mass Spectrometry
Molecular Probes
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Protein Production
Protein Structure Solid State NMR
X-Ray Crystallography
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