Article | REF: PHA1015 V1

Molecular modeling and design of new ligands of biological interests

Author: Ronan BUREAU

Publication date: June 10, 2014

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3. Designing new ligands

The methods presented below are based on a comparative analysis of ligands (ligand-based drug design) and an analysis of the interactions between a ligand and a protein (structure-based drug design). At present, there is a logical tendency for the two methods to cross-fertilize each other, since a pharmacophore can be supplemented by data from a receptor, or even completely designed from a receptor. In the description below, we'll stick to a classic approach.

3.1 Therapeutic chemistry and molecular modeling

It is essential to have a structure-activity rationale in order to identify potential ligands for a target. For a biological receptor, but with no clear information on the nature of the ligands, database screening techniques can bring out a certain number...

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