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Researchers combined two approaches for screening potential new drugs.
They used a database from the Library of Integrated Network -based Cellular Signatures (LINCS) to screen tens of thousands of small molecules with potential therapeutic effects simultaneously.
They combined the search with targeted docking simulations used to model the interaction between small molecules and their protein targets to find compounds of interest.
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