Chemspace Drug Repurposing Description Drug discovery is a - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Chemspace Drug Repurposing Description Drug discovery is a - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Chemspace Drug Repurposing Description Drug discovery is a cost-consuming process. Different strategies exist to reduce the costs and maximize the outcome. Drug repurposing is one of the approaches, also referred to as drug repositioning or
Description
Drug discovery is a cost-consuming process. Different strategies exist to reduce the costs and maximize the outcome. Drug repurposing is
- ne of the approaches, also referred to as drug repositioning or
- reprofiling. This approach includes investigations on the unknown
activity of the marketed or discontinued drugs or candidates to have the unforeseen activity.
Selection
Chemspace offers the set of in-stock compounds that have a proven
- activity. The data on a target, mechanism of action, and a clinical status
are taken various sources and included into the SD-file.
- Target, mechanism of action, clinical status are included
- Ordering options: full set or cherry-picked selection
Library size: 866 in-stock compounds
You can order full set or selected subset based on your criteria; all compounds are supplied as powders, solutions, or dry films. Please contact us at sales@chem-space.com for more information.
Chemspace Compound sets
- Fluorine and Heavy Fragments
- Selected Fragments
- Singleton Fragments
- Saturated and Spiro Fragments
- General Fragments
- 3D-Shaped Fragments
- Acid and Amine Fragments
- Covalent Fragments
Discover our Fragment Libraries:
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- High QED compounds
- Phenotypic Screening set
- PPI Modulators
- Pre-Plated compounds
- RNA-Targeted library
- Virtual Screening set
Discover our Screening compounds: Chemspace Compound sets
- ChEMBL analogs
- CNS-Focused library
- Covalent Modifiers
- Drug Impurities
- Drug Repurposing
- Framework-Derived set
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