Release Date: 2020-11-19
Publication DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-69354-8
Data DOI: 10.17867/10000150
License: CC BY-NC 4.0
PubMed ID: 32764586
PMC ID: PMC7411054
We screened a library of 1,008 approved drugs and well-characterized tool compounds manually annotated to 218 unique mechanisms-of-action (MoA) and 169 natural products at four concentrations with four replicates each in live-cell, high-content imaging screens against a panel of 15 reporter cell lines, which expressed a diverse set of fluorescent organelle and pathway markers in three distinct cell lineages. Each reporter cell line carried a BFP segmentation cassette that enabled detection of the nuclear and cell boundaries. In addition, each reporter cell line expressed a GFP- and a RFP/FusionRed-tagged organelle or pathway marker from its endogenous chromosomal locus. These markers were selected to cover a broad array of organelles, cellular structures and regulatory pathways for the generation of information-rich image-based compound descriptors.
Cox MJ, Jaensch S, Van de Waeter J, Cougnaud L, Seynaeve D, Benalla S, Koo SJ, Van Den Wyngaert I, Neefs JM, Malkov D, Bittremieux M, Steemans M, Peeters PJ, Wegner JK, Ceulemans H, Gustin E, Chong YT, GÂhlmann HWH
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Sample Type: cell
Organism: Homo sapiens
Study Type: high content screen
Screen Type: primary screen
Screen Technology Type: compound screen
Imaging Method: spinning disk confocal microscopy
Copyright: Cox et al
Data Publisher: University of Dundee
Annotation File: idr0088-screenA-annotation.csv.gz
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