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Serendipitous drug discoveries

The following two Case Studies are commonly cited examples of serendipitous drug discoveries. Both show the clear role of observation by the researchers. [Pg.264]

Not all leads are discovered through a high-throughput screen of a chemical library. Two of the more commonly mentioned alternative methods include serendipitous discovery and optimization of side effects from an existing drug or drug candidate. The important role of natural products in drug discovery also deserves extra attention. [Pg.264]

See other pages where Serendipitous drug discoveries is mentioned: [Pg.152] [Pg.264] [Pg.44] [Pg.155] [Pg.109] [Pg.152] [Pg.264] [Pg.44] [Pg.155] [Pg.109] [Pg.241] [Pg.1] [Pg.332] [Pg.148] [Pg.528] [Pg.28] [Pg.142] [Pg.44] [Pg.606] [Pg.66] [Pg.1] [Pg.176] [Pg.26] [Pg.210] [Pg.136] [Pg.82] [Pg.116] [Pg.116] [Pg.164] [Pg.291] [Pg.296] [Pg.566] [Pg.793] [Pg.424] [Pg.240] [Pg.26] [Pg.210] [Pg.27] [Pg.609] [Pg.747] [Pg.406] [Pg.16] [Pg.1151] [Pg.206] [Pg.160] [Pg.64] [Pg.476] [Pg.265] [Pg.248] [Pg.225] [Pg.148] [Pg.478]

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