Knowledge Library
Emerging Drug Discovery Strategies for Targeted Protein Degradation
In the last decade, targeted protein degradation (TPD) technology has become one of the most promising methods to remove specific disease-related proteins using cellular self-destruction mechanisms. In our latest White Paper, “Emerging Drug Discovery Strategies for Targeted Protein Degradation” we explore how DNA-encoded library (DEL) technology can be used for direct discovery of proteolysis-targeting chimeras …Read More >
Oligonucleotide Therapeutics: Drug Discovery Through Tightly Coupled Chemistry and Biology
Designing effective oligonucleotide therapeutics for clinical applications involves understanding both the chemistry and biology of nucleic acids. In this white paper, learn about recent advances in chemical modifications for oligonucleotide therapeutics that improve stability and selectivity, biological screening assays to support lead optimization, and bioanalytical platforms that address the challenges of quantifying oligonucleotides. Check out …Read More >
HIJACKING CELLULAR MECHANISMS TO TREAT COMPLEX DISEASES
RARE DISEASES: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR TREATMENTS DELIVERED BY ADENO-ASSOCIATED VIRUSES
Optimizing Drug Pipelines With Biophysical Methods
Download our whitepaper on how using biophysical techniques can enhance and streamline processes throughout the drug discovery and validation cycle. Discover fresh opportunities to characterize challenging drug targets, examine biophysical screening methods, and look toward what’s next for biophysical methods in drug discovery.
Meeting Neurodegenerative Disease Head-On with Emerging Drug Discovery Strategies
Chronic neurodegenerative diseases encompass a variety of progressive conditions that affect neurons, including Huntington’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and other forms of dementia. They are among the most common and challenging central nervous system (CNS) diseases. “Many companies had stopped their research program into neurodegenerative diseases, but now sophisticated technology advances have became more broadly …Read More >