How to find a starting point to identify new chemistry Flashcards

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Knowledge based approach

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  • Identify compounds similar to existing molecules that interact with the target
  • Requires pre-clinical compound structure of sufficient quality
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High throughput screen

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• Assay methodology which allows large numbers of compounds to be screened against a target

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Fragment based lead generation

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  • Fragments are small and have low molecular weight
  • Easier to identify chemical starting points and optimise them towards drug like leads
  • Need proteins and binding assays
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Virtual screen/AI

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  • Predicting and calculating - Adding to existing knowledge

* Can be combined with other approaches

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DNA encoded libraries

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  • Cpds (existing knowledge) tagged with short DNA fragments that act as bar codes
  • This library is combined with a biological target to identify binders
  • The DNA on each cpd is amplified and sequenced
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