The Turku Screening Unit is now a partner site of EU-OPENSCREEN
The Turku Sceening Unit is officially a specialised screening site of the EU-OPENSCREEN ERIC.
Our specialisation include dyanamic and longitudinal imaging-based phenotypic screens of complex cell systems including, with the participation of the Zebrafish core, zebrafish larvae, together with chemoproteomic-based target identification via collaboration with the Turku Proteomics Facility.
More details about EU-OPENSCREEN and the available services can be found here
Last updated on March 5, 2025
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