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Drug Discovery & Cheminformatics Analysis

Docking, virtual screening, ADMET, QSAR, generative design and binding free energy.

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Overview

We help move from target to candidate, ranking and filtering compounds before they reach the bench.

Salient features

  • Docking and rescoring of small molecules and peptides
  • ADMET and property prediction
  • Free energy and generative design options

Analyses we offer

Drug design

Combines structure and ligand information with machine learning and generative models to propose and prioritise compounds.

Methods: deepchem, rdkit, REINVENT4.

Docking of Peptides

Predicts how peptides bind to their targets and ranks candidate binders.

Methods: haddock3, boltz.

Docking of Small Molecules

Docks and rescores ligand libraries against a binding site for virtual screening.

Methods: AutoDock-Vina, gnina, DiffDock.

Protein-ligand Interactions

Profiles hydrogen bonds, hydrophobic contacts and other interactions in complexes and over simulations.

Methods: plip, ProLIF.

ADMET Analysis

Predicts absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion and toxicity properties of compounds.

Methods: admet_ai, TDC.

QSAR / molecular property prediction

Builds models that predict activity or properties from chemical structure.

Methods: chemprop, deepchem.

Retrosynthesis planning

Proposes synthetic routes to a target molecule from available building blocks.

Methods: aizynthfinder.

Molecular descriptors & fingerprints

Generates descriptors and fingerprints for similarity search and modelling.

Methods: datamol, mordred.

Free energy perturbation (binding affinity)

Estimates relative binding affinities of related ligands with alchemical free energy calculations.

Methods: openfe, perses.

What you receive

  • A written report with methods, parameters and interpretation
  • Processed data tables and publication-quality figures
  • Scripts and settings so every result can be reproduced

Not sure which analysis fits your data? Contact us and we will advise.

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