FBDD Fragments Base Drugs Discovery | Design
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21-Dec-2007
  IOTA announces FBDD screening services
   
21-Dec-2007
  IOTA announces collaboration with Vitas M-laboratory and new FBDD library:IOTA-Vitas 4000
   
25-Sep-2007
  IOTA Pharmaceuticals established; research centers in the UK, the Netherlands, and India.
   
25-Sep-2007
  IOTA announces FBDD Initiative with the VU University, Amsterdam
   
25-Sep-2007
  IOTA announces first FBDD product: IOTA Diverse 1500
   
 
 
We have created IOTA specifically to serve researchers in the emerging area of fragment-based drug discovery. This field, covering as it does both structure-based drug design, high-content drug screening and structure-guided, property-based lead optimization, is one of the most important and exciting areas in drug discovery today. This Resource Centre aims to introduce new researchers to, and update existing researchers in, the field of fragment-based drug discovery. Welcome to the world of fragment-based drug discovery!
 
FRAGMENT-BASED DRUG DESIGN: WHY IT'S SO IMPORTANT   
 
Within the space of only a few years, fragment-based drug design (FBDD) has emerged as an efficient and productive route for de novo drug discovery. Using tailored sets of chemical fragments (see IOTA Libraries) FBDD is delivering high-quality drug leads against a multiplicity of new therapeutic targets in the pharmaceutical sector.
 
FBDD also offers the prospect of rapid hypothesis testing and validation of recently discovered molecular targets for use in drug discovery, of particular relevance for start-up biotechnology companies eager to add a new dimension to their discovery offerings.
 
In this overview of the FBDD approach, IOTA co-founders Dr Bailey and Dr Boyd review FBDD and its role in design-led discovery biology.
 
FRAGMENT-BASED DRUG DESIGN: THE LITERATURE
 
 
IOTA is assembling a comprehensive FBDD literature resource as a service to scientists working in the FBDD area. The first draft of this is attached.
 
If you have published a paper in the FBDD area which should be included in this list and does not currently appear, please send an email to info@iotapharma.com and we will include it.
 
 
FRAGMENT-BASED DRUG DESIGN: MOLECULAR TARGETS
 
 
A growing number of proteins have been published as targets for FBDD studies. An updated list can be found in the attached document.
 
If you have published a paper on design to a target using FBDD that is not currently on this list, please let IOTA know by emailing us at info@iotapharma.com, and we will include it.
 
FRAGMENT-BASED DRUG DESIGN: ACADEMIC LABORATORIES
 
Several academic laboratories are now working in the FBDD area, some focussing on FBDD as a design tool, others integrating it into their drug discovery platforms. These are listed in the attached document.
 
If you are currently working with FBDD and are not included in this list, contact us at info@iotapharma.com
 
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