Practical Fragments

This blog is meant to allow Fragment-based Drug Design Practitioners to get together and discuss NON-CONFIDENTIAL issues regarding fragments.

Showing posts with label Bcl-xL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bcl-xL. Show all posts
12 August 2015

Silver Ain't Bad

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For those of you who have been reading this blog for a while, you are familiar with the "Fragments in the Clinic" posts, Jan2015 ...
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27 April 2015

Tenth Annual Fragment-based Drug Discovery Meeting

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Last week marked the tenth anniversary of CHI’s three-day Drug Discovery Chemistry conference in San Diego. The conference consists of six...
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28 August 2013

NMR as an Impractical Tool, Again

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When I was in grad school, I was faced with the choice of two NMR labs to join (after starting as a organic chemist and flirting with enzym...
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29 October 2010

Fragment linking for specific Bcl-2 inhibitors

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One of the most well-known examples of a fragment-based program that has yielded a clinical compound is Abbott’s Bcl-2 effort: ABT-263 is cu...
09 August 2010

Fragment specificity

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A frequent topic in fragment roundtable discussions concerns specificity: do fragments hit lots of targets, or just a few? Isabelle Krimm an...
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25 April 2010

Hot spots for fragments

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Although most people try to advance fragments to more potent molecules, some have taken the reverse approach: starting with potent binders a...
29 October 2008

Click and Clack

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A new paper describes how combining fragment classes that selectively react with each other can yield an inhibitor to a protein-protein int...
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