Design of Bioisosteres: Make Ways to Rational Design

Bioisosteres for Overcoming Property Issues: Prospective Methodologies are in Need

Switching a problematic functional group to a surrogate bioisostere is a powerful strategy for pharmacophore-based lead generation and optimization. Carboxylic acids,1),2) peptide bonds,3) amines as well as aromatic rings including phenols and indoles often displays crucial role as the constituents of pharmacophores. However, a severe struggle would arise when the key functional group possesses undesirable...

A Rewritten Textbook in Era of Digitalization, Personalization, Collaboration and Innovation

Innovation in technology have brought about paradigm shifts in pharmaceutical science. The landscape of pharmaceutical industry has changed its appearance over the decades, driven by the necessity to adapt itself to consumer expectation, regulatory forces and demographic shifts. It is substantially required for pharma to keep themselves updated and adjusted to the upcoming era so...

Characterization of Pseudo-Natural Products Synthesized by Fragment Combination

Natural products often have significant biological activity and they have been taken as the pool of drug seeds for long. In order to lead natural products druggable, they were sometimes elaborated and derivatized to increase the PK/PD profile and decrease the toxicity. These synthesized compounds are, so to say, “natural product mimetics”. PepMetics® molecules are,...

De novo Design and Efficient Synthesis of Orally Bioavailable Small Cyclic Peptides

Cyclic peptides gather interests of many pharmaceutical companies due to the known high potency against various protein targets. The conformationally restricted structure with three-dimensional architecture has enabled us to target proteins called undruggable so far. There are still scarce number of cyclic peptide drug in the market but the number is increasing in this century.1)...

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