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 PPIs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PPIs. Show all posts
26 January 2026

Fragment merging – and flipping – on the leucine zipper of MITF

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Transcription factors can be difficult drug targets, particularly those whose primary structure is a “leucine zipper” in which two α -helice...
25 October 2021

Fragments vs TIM-3

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In order to thrive, cancer cells need to evade the immune system. Preventing them from doing so is the goal of cancer immunotherapy . Althou...
31 December 2019

Review of 2019 reviews

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The year ends, and with it the awkward teenage phase of the twenty-first century. As we have done since 2012 , we're using this last p...
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16 December 2019

Fragments in the clinic: S64315 / MIK665

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Earlier this year we highlighted the discovery of AZD5991, a phase 1 compound from AstraZeneca that inhibits the anti-apoptotic cancer tar...
21 September 2015

Monday Morning Non-Blogging

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I know you all come here looking for pithy breakdowns of recent publications in the fragment world.  Today Dan and I are both in Boston at ...
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