In this free webinar, learn about various DNA-encoded library platforms and how they can be strategically used in the drug discovery process to identify hits more efficiently. Gain insights into different selection strategies for DNA-encoded library technology, including cell/membrane prep and protein-based selections. Attendees will be introduced to a detailed case study from BioAge on the discovery of novel inhibitors using DNA-encoded library technology. The featured speakers will discuss how to determine biophysical and biochemical activities, physicochemical properties and overall drug-likeness of molecules identified through DNA-encoded library screening.
TORONTO, July 11, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Discover an informative webinar focusing on the transformative potential of DNA-encoded library technology in early-stage, small-molecule drug discovery, particularly for targeting G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).
DNA-encoded libraries have seen remarkable advancements in recent years and have made a significant impact in successfully identifying a variety of hit compounds that have progressed to various stages of drug development. Proteins are the major targets used in DNA-encoded library selection as they can be either extracted from biological samples or, more often, expressed in the recombinant form, which allows for different designs of protein constructs. DNA-encoded library technology presents a disruptive hit identification platform that can vastly expedite the course of early-stage small-molecule drug discovery.
In this webinar, the expert speakers will provide an introduction to DNA-encoded library selection on different target types ranging from enzymes to receptors and highlight the unique advantages or features for the application of DNA-encoded libraries on these targets. They will also describe various DNA-encoded library platforms that have been developed and how they can be utilized to achieve success in the drug discovery process.
Furthermore, as a case study, BioAge will share their experience in using DNA-encoded library technology for their study entitled "The discovery of novel and potent indazole NLRP3 inhibitors enabled by DNA-encoded library screening", which was published in Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters. In this work, the researchers have demonstrated a selection strategy for drug discovery using DNA-encoded library technology, directly identified small molecule structures, biophysical and biochemical activities, physicochemical properties and other factors.
Register for this webinar today to understand how DNA-encoded library technology can revolutionize small-molecule drug discovery.
Join Alex Shaginian, PhD, Vice President of Business Development and Chemical Sciences, , Rusty Montgomery, PhD, SVP-Research, BioAge Labs; and David Israel, PhD, Vice President of Lead Discovery Sciences, HitGen, for the on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, at 2pm EDT (11am PDT).
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