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Enhancing Drug Quality: The benefits of kinetic and thermodynamic binding data in discovery

This event will look at how a detailed analysis of drug-protein binding thermodynamics and kinetics can significantly improve Lead and Clinical Candidate quality.


This symposium will cover the current thinking around the integration of thermodynamic- and kinetic-based approaches into Drug Discovery, how these approaches may relate to other measures of ‘Developability’ and how they may be used to identify Clinical Candidates with enhanced in vivo efficacy whilst reducing potential off-target adverse events.


Speaker(s):

Chris Kruse, Pharma Plexus | talks
Dirk Ullman, Evotec | talks
Stephen Roughley, Vernalis | talks
György Keserü, Gedeon Richter | talks
Helena Danielson, Beatica/Uppsala University | talks
Alan Brown, Pfizer | talks
Rob Cooke, Heptares | talks
Geoff Holdgate, AstraZeneca | talks

 

Date and Time:

6 November 2012 at 9:30 am

Duration:

Full Day

 

Venue:

SCI
15 Belgrave Square
London
SW1X 8PS
02075981500
http://www.soci.org/Events/Event-Search-Results?all=True

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Tickets:

£110 SCI Member, £35 SCI Student Member, £70 SCI Subsidised Member, £145 Non Member

Available from:

https://www.soci.org/General-Pages/Display-Event.aspx?EventCode=FCHEM372

Additional Information:

Programme:
09.30 Registration and refreshments
09.55 Welcome and introduction
10.00 Target-drug interactions, Chris Kruse, Pharma Plexus
10.45 Biophysical techniques for measuring kinetic and thermodynamics of binding, Dirk Ullman, Evotec
11.30 Fragments: from the (k)off, Stephen Roughley, Vernalis
12.00 Lunch and exhibition
13.30 Thermodynamics guided lead discovery and optimisation, György Keserü, Gedeon Richter
14.15 Exploiting interaction kinetic analysis for lead discovery and optimization
Helena Danielson, Beatica/Uppsala University
14.45 Design of CRF1 antagonists with slow offset binding kinetics, Alan Brown, Pfizer
15.15 Refreshments
15.45 Application of structure-based approaches to the discovery of GPCR modulators, Rob Cooke, Heptares
16.15 Exploiting kinetics and thermodynamics in drug discovery, Geoff Holdgate, AstraZeneca
17.00 Open debate and closing remarks
17.20 Wine reception

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