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The drug discovery process begins with recognizing a disease or clinical condition in which there is a lack of adequate medical treatment. Once a potential drug has been identified, pre-clinical research can begin. This process includes several stages; the first of which involves identifying and validating the prospective drug’s target through assay development, high throughput screening, hit identification and finally, lead optimization. Once the pre-clinical process is complete, the newly synthesized drug candidate is selected for future clinical development.
Researchers Unearth Powerful New Antibiotic from Soil

Researchers Unearth Powerful New Antibiotic from Soil

AGD Initiative Drives Progress in Drug Discovery with Sequencing of 250,000 Whole Genomes

AGD Initiative Drives Progress in Drug Discovery with Sequencing of 250,000 Whole Genomes

Researchers Identify Promising Drug Candidates for Previously “undruggable” Cancer Target

Researchers Identify Promising Drug Candidates for Previously “undruggable” Cancer Target

Sapio Sciences Makes AI-Native Drug Discovery Seamless with NVIDIA BioNeMo

Sapio Sciences Makes AI-Native Drug Discovery Seamless with NVIDIA BioNeMo

New Insights into RNA Editing Mechanisms for Autoimmune and Cancer Therapies

New Insights into RNA Editing Mechanisms for Autoimmune and Cancer Therapies

Molecular Intelligence Simplifies Cryo-EM Data Analysis with AI

Molecular Intelligence Simplifies Cryo-EM Data Analysis with AI

Scientists Unveil Molecular Process of Polymerase Theta in Cancer Cells

Scientists Unveil Molecular Process of Polymerase Theta in Cancer Cells

Generative AI Tool Revolutionizes the Process of Scientific Discovery

Generative AI Tool Revolutionizes the Process of Scientific Discovery

Breakthrough Fluorescent Dye Sets New Standard for Long-Term Cellular Imaging

Breakthrough Fluorescent Dye Sets New Standard for Long-Term Cellular Imaging

New Cancer-on-Chip Tech Could Replace Animal Testing—Faster, Cheaper, More Accurate!

New Cancer-on-Chip Tech Could Replace Animal Testing—Faster, Cheaper, More Accurate!

Novel Catalysis Yields Elusive Fluorinated Oxetanes for Drug Discovery

Novel Catalysis Yields Elusive Fluorinated Oxetanes for Drug Discovery

Harbour BioMed and Insilico Collaborate on Advanced AI-Driven Antibody Discovery

Harbour BioMed and Insilico Collaborate on Advanced AI-Driven Antibody Discovery

CN Bio Introduces PhysioMimix DILI Assay Kit to Enhance Drug Safety Testing

CN Bio Introduces PhysioMimix DILI Assay Kit to Enhance Drug Safety Testing

PairMap Method Reduces Drug Discovery Costs and Improves Binding Predictions

PairMap Method Reduces Drug Discovery Costs and Improves Binding Predictions

Scientists Design Ultra-Stable Synthetic Proteins That Could Change Drug Discovery

Scientists Design Ultra-Stable Synthetic Proteins That Could Change Drug Discovery

New Numbering System Advances Adhesion GPCR Research

New Numbering System Advances Adhesion GPCR Research

New Protein Structures Could Lead to Better Treatments for Transthyretin Amyloidosis

New Protein Structures Could Lead to Better Treatments for Transthyretin Amyloidosis

New Method for Engineering GPCRs Opens Pathways for Advanced Drug Development

New Method for Engineering GPCRs Opens Pathways for Advanced Drug Development

New Method Enables 20 Color Bioluminescent Imaging for Live Cells

New Method Enables 20 Color Bioluminescent Imaging for Live Cells

New Study Offers Hope for Safer, More Effective Snakebite Treatment

New Study Offers Hope for Safer, More Effective Snakebite Treatment

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