A Charles River and MatTek project funded by the American Chemistry Council is seeking to validate a New Approach Methodology that would rely on 3D tissue models of human airways. Learn more from our Eureka Blog: https://okt.to/OyL16v
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It is known that Biolayer interferometry (BLI) is an optical biosensor method for real-time, label-free analysis of biomolecular interactions (kinetic analyses, analyte detection and quantitation). However, not everyone knows BLI can support diverse activities of drug discovery and development, ranging from compound library screening, structure-activity relationship and selectivity analyses of small-molecule drug leads, to cell line development, optimization, characterization and QC. Today, I was surprised to find that the performance of Gator Bio’s biosensors has been improved to a new level which has once again broken the record. #BLI #GatorBio #LabelFree #BiomolecularInteraction #Kinetic #Quantitation #Detection #DrugDiscovery #Screening #CLD #QC
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Toxicology as a distinct discipline is relatively modern, but the pursuit of understanding substances dates back to ancient civilizations. In fact, Paracelsus, the physician known as the "Father of Toxicology," introduced the concept of "The dose makes the poison," way back in the 16th century, which remains fundamental today. 📖 In ancient times, knowledge was gained through trial and error, with early records like those from 450 BCE describing snakebite venom toxicity. Over the centuries, toxicology advanced, notably through occupational disease studies in mining during the Middle Ages. Today toxicologists have come a long way, exploring molecular, computational, and nano-toxicology. Comment below if you want to learn more about the history of our field! ⬇️ #ToxicologyHistory #ScienceEvolution #ClarityLabs
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Toxicology as a distinct discipline is relatively modern, but the pursuit of understanding substances dates back to ancient civilizations. In fact, Paracelsus, the physician known as the "Father of Toxicology," introduced the concept of "The dose makes the poison," way back in the 16th century, which remains fundamental today. 📖 In ancient times, knowledge was gained through trial and error, with early records like those from 450 BCE describing snakebite venom toxicity. Over the centuries, toxicology advanced, notably through occupational disease studies in mining during the Middle Ages. Today toxicologists have come a long way, exploring molecular, computational, and nano-toxicology. Comment below if you want to learn more about the history of our field! ⬇️ #ToxicologyHistory #ScienceEvolution #ClarityLabs
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Mathematical modelling for healthcare applications | Computational Scientist | Mechanistic modelling | University of Surrey
Our latest article in dermal permeation modelling highlights the importance of determining the chemical composition of the follicular route before in vitro and in vivo testing to avoid misleading results. Thanks Tao Chen and Guoping Lian for such a fruitful collaboration over the years! Check the article here:
In Silico Study on the Contribution of the Follicular Route to Dermal Permeability of Small Molecules - Pharmaceutical Research
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The East Coast 2024 Medicinal Chemistry Strategy Meeting welcomes Curia's James LaRocque, a leader in High-Throughput Screening (HTS), for a session exploring how this technology is pushing the boundaries of drug discovery. Jim currently leads a team developing cutting-edge screening platforms at Curia. His expertise spans areas like cellular imaging and label-free screening, techniques poised to revolutionize how we tackle previously undruggable targets. Jim leads us for a deep dive into the future of HTS, where we'll explore: 🔹 Engineered vs. traditional assays 🔹 Cellular vs. Biochemical HTS approaches 🔹 The power of label-free HTS 🔹 Emerging screening methods and their impact 🔹 The role of computational modeling in focused library design 🔹 Leveraging HTS for broader lead optimization Get ready for a thought-provoking discussion on how HTS is changing the game in drug discovery! #MedicinalChemistry #HTS #DrugDiscovery #UndruggableTargets #JamesLaRocque #Curia #EastCoastScience
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Researchers need to know how biomolecules interact with one another to study biological mechanisms and develop new therapeutic agents. They can get this information by attaching labels to biomolecules and visualizing them. However, most labels work by physically adhering to biomolecules, potentially affecting how they interact with one another. Label-free biomolecular interaction analysis is a powerful alternative for understanding molecular interactions in real time. Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and Bio-layer interferometry (BLI) are two of the most widely used label-free techniques, and researchers use them to study protein-protein interactions, protein-small molecule interactions, and nucleic acid-protein interactions. Download this ebook from Sartorius to learn more about label-free techniques used to assess biologics! #AD https://ow.ly/9azn50QIpwP
Using Label-Free Techniques for Biologics Assessment
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This paper is describing how to triage and to select HTS hits. A minimal variance sampling analysis (MVS-A) was used to simultaneously prioritize true positive compounds and detect assay interferents in HTS data. #drugdiscovery #HTS #smallmolecules #innovation
Machine Learning Assisted Hit Prioritization for High Throughput Screening in Drug Discovery
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When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going and that's what Molecular chameleons are all about. Residing in a chemical space far from that of traditional small-molecule drugs, flexibility to shield or expose polar functionalities in response to the properties of the environment makes cyclic peptides, macrocycles and proteolysis-targeting chimeras being termed as Molecular chameleons. Learning to engineer cell permeability, aqueous solubility and potent target binding, into these larger new modalities is a task for which having a do-it-yourself toolbox along with advanced in silico methods is always welcome to make it less daunting for the practicing Medicinal Chemists to get better at designing these chameleons.
Molecular chameleons in drug discovery - Nature Reviews Chemistry
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