druglikeness Archive

  • The goal of drug discovery is to find potent and selective inhibitors for particular targets. A good ligand thus should be small (for better bio-availability) and potent. 
The larger is [...]

    Does size matter?

    The goal of drug discovery is to find potent and selective inhibitors for particular targets. A good ligand thus should be small (for better bio-availability) and potent. The larger is [...]

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  • It’s “well known” that we all need to find the stronger inhibitors against any specific therapeutic target as possible. The motivation is that the strongest inhibitors are most probably less [...]

    Do we need those nM-inhibitors?

    It’s “well known” that we all need to find the stronger inhibitors against any specific therapeutic target as possible. The motivation is that the strongest inhibitors are most probably less [...]

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  • We use a few chemical compounds vendors in our drug discovery programs (let us call them “Provider I”, “Provider II”, and “Provider III”). Nowadays chemicals providers normally claim about 1M [...]

    How drug-like are vendor libraries?

    We use a few chemical compounds vendors in our drug discovery programs (let us call them “Provider I”, “Provider II”, and “Provider III”). Nowadays chemicals providers normally claim about 1M [...]

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  • Druglikeness is a qualitative concept used in drug design for an estimate on how “druglike” a prospective compound is. Usually it is estimated from the molecular structure, often even before [...]

    Drug likeness: what do bioavailability and toxicity properties tell us about druglikeness?

    Druglikeness is a qualitative concept used in drug design for an estimate on how “druglike” a prospective compound is. Usually it is estimated from the molecular structure, often even before [...]

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