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Phenotypic Polypharmacology Drug Discovery for CNS Applications
Alberto Ambesi-Impiombato
, Lee McDermott
, Alan Lars Pehrson
, Daniela Brunner
Psychology
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Drug Discovery
100%
Central Nervous System
100%
Agnostic
100%
Drug Polypharmacology
100%
System Application
100%
Phenotypic Profiling
40%
Central Nervous System Drugs
40%
Mechanism of Action
20%
Structure-activity Relationship
20%
High-throughput
20%
Good Strategies
20%
Placebo
20%
Artificial Intelligence
20%
Holistically
20%
Machine Learning
20%
Neuropsychiatric Disorders
20%
Antipsychotics
20%
Structural Modification
20%
Tolerability
20%
First-in-class
20%
High Content
20%
Discovery-based
20%
Neurotransmitter Systems
20%
Intelligence Learning
20%
Multi-target
20%
Dopamine Receptor
20%
Prosecute
20%
Lead Optimization
20%
Therapeutic Window
20%
Phenotypic Drug Discovery
20%
Pharmacological Targets
20%
Polypharmacology
20%
Novel Central Nervous System Drugs
20%
Phenotypic Profile
20%
2,1-benzisoxazoles
20%
SmartCube
20%
Drug pipeline
20%
Phase III Clinical Trial
20%
Ulotaront
20%
History of Psychopharmacology
20%
Tryptamine
20%
Psychiatric Medication
20%
New Leads
20%
Behavior Phenotype
20%
Privileged Scaffold
20%
Central Nervous System Effects
20%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Drug Discovery
100%
Central Nervous System Drug
28%
Structure Activity Relationship
14%
Clinical Trial
14%
Placebo
14%
Neurotransmitter
14%
Antipsychotic
14%
Dopamine Receptor
14%
Tolerability
14%
Central Nervous System Agent
14%
Tryptamine
14%
Therapeutic Window
14%
Psychopharmacology
14%