Thermo-induction and identification of ion channel activity by dyes for high throughput application
This is an innovative application for life science industry. Furthermore, this application is a universal utility in screenings of drug efficiency e.g. against human-pathogenic microorganisms. It is also possible to test drugs against ion channel function of viruses or molecule libraries for selection of small molecules as new targets or for side effects.
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