Ligand-Based Scaffold Hopping and Hit Expansion in
Trillion-Sized Chemical Spaces in 2D and 3D
Ensuring Optimal Readiness Towards ADMET Liabilities and IP Protection
Small molecules are a cornerstone of modern medicine, representing most approved therapeutics, with a consistent rise in new approvals. In drug discovery, hit expansion and scaffold hopping are pivotal strategies for identifying structurally novel lead candidates that mimic the function of known active compounds. These approaches are essential for initiating new medicinal chemistry programs, as they provide pathways to secure novel intellectual property and mitigate or resolve ADMET liabilities.
Latest Innovations
Pharos3D: Two-Fragment Problem
Find single-molecule solutions to multiple-fragment problems.
Cheetah
Ultrafast exploration of screening collections using 3D shape and pharmacophore configuration.
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Pharos3D
Advanced virtual 3D screening integrates low-energy conformer shape matching with an analysis of potential protein interactions.
Hyperspace Search
Blazingly-fast virtual 2D screening of trillions of make-on-demand compounds by precise substructure and structure similarity.