At what stage do you introduce biophysical tools into your drug discovery workflow? Traditionally, they’re used late in the workflow to validate hits after biochemical assays, but a new paper (https://lnkd.in/gFtT3Cqi) out of Amgen indicates that they should be used earlier in HTS. Here’s 3 reasons why: 1️⃣ Higher quality hits: Biophysically confirmed hits have higher quality-control metrics and better specificity than unconfirmed hits. 2️⃣ Increased efficiency: Introducing biophysical tools earlier streamlines the screening process, reducing time spent on false positives. 3️⃣ Improved predictive power: Getting better data earlier in the process ensures that the candidates that move forward have the best chance of making it to the clinic. Looking for a biophysical method to add to your early HTS workflow? Learn about one of the instruments mentioned in the paper — Dianthus — and how it provides in-solution and mass-independent affinity measurements: https://bit.ly/3RU6mlx
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In a recent publication, Merck researchers discovered the importance of incorporating flow into preclinical in vitro models. When comparing intestinal permeability of oral peptides, conventional 2D static cultures displayed a 4000-fold increase in permeability, whereas the microfluidic Gut-on-a-Chip model displayed a 20-fold increase, which is in line with ex vivo and in vivo preclinical models: https://hubs.ly/Q02H5VH90
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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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Affinity Selection Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) is a powerful technique in drug discovery, efficiently identifying small molecules for protein-protein interactions (PPIs) and other challenging targets, such as membrane proteins and RNA. Drug discovery experts acknowledged at the recent DDC conference their utilization of services from WuXi AppTec, underlining the practical effectiveness of ASMS in discovering potential hits on those challenging targets. WuXi AppTec’s ASMS platform has demonstrated high proficiency in this field, as shown by our case studies involving successful screening of membrane proteins and identification of molecular glues. Click 👇 to explore our ASMS platform and access the mini posters from our showcases. #ASMS #MembraneProtein #MolecularGlue #PPI #TPD #CIP #RNA #DDC #DrugDiscovery https://lnkd.in/g44Nh6E2
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Achieving Rapid #LC-MS Analyses Using #Avantor® #ACE® #HTP-MS #Columns Achieving fast LC analyses is essential in high sample throughput laboratories, such as clinical, drug discovery and environmental labs. Over the last two decades, #UHPLC has enabled many labs to dramatically increase sample throughput, through use of shorter columns packed with sub-2 micron particles. However, at the same time, the performance of modern mass spectrometers has continued to evolve. Improved sensitivity and ultra-fast data acquisition capabilities, provide opportunities to further reduce analytical run times, using specially designed, high throughput columns. This #webinar begins by discussing the concepts of how to develop high throughput LC-MS methods, before introducing the Avantor® ACE® HTP-MS column. The use of this column format to develop ultra-fast LC-MS analyses will be discussed, along with several key applications that demonstrate the advantages that can be realised. Finally, some of the challenges associated with rapid analysis will be discussed, including aspects of sample preparation and the impact the matrix can have on the detector. For more information, please contact us at webinar@avantorsciences.com #REGISTER NOW! https://lnkd.in/dpZ-yFhs
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Final open access version of our research paper on Lp(a) is now online👇 https://lnkd.in/dey95Wz2 In this real-world study involving 185,493 individuals, we observed that transitioning from one Lp(a) immunoassay to another affected the proportion of individuals with Lp(a) levels above clinical thresholds. While the majority of individuals had low levels (<30 mg/dL) of Lp(a), the Roche assay detected 20% more individuals with Lp(a)>50 mg/dL, 40% more individuals with Lp(a) >100 mg/dL and 80% more individuals with Lp(a)>180 mg/dL than the currently used Siemens assay. TAKE-HOME MESSAGE 👉Metrological traceability is needed: the International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (IFCC) works on mass spectrometry (MS) standard. 👉Clinicians may consider re-measuring Lp(a) in individuals close to relevant thresholds due to changes in methodology over time. 👉Risk assessments should be reported along an ordinal scale, not only dividing in low or high Lp(a).
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