'Drug discovery today' presentation slideshows

Open PHACTS: a precompetitive infrastructure for pharmacological research

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Lecture 6: Computer aided drug design: structure-based approach. Chen Yu Zong Department of Computational Science Nation

Lecture 6: Computer aided drug design: structure-based approach. Chen Yu Zong Department of Computational Science National University of Singapore. Drug design overview. Introduction of methodology. Examples: drug resistance, toxicity prediction.

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K S Tan , K H Leong, L Y Chung, M I Noordin

K S Tan , K H Leong, L Y Chung, M I Noordin. Department of Pharmacy Faculty of Medicine University of Malaya Kuala Lumpur. Introduction. Optimization of pharmaceutical formulation Conventional trial-and-error approach Mathematical Modeling Method. Introduction.

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Manipulating Acquired Immunity through Gene Silencing

Manipulating Acquired Immunity through Gene Silencing. Wei-Ping Min, MD.,PhD University of Western Ontario Canada. By Chiara R. and Kate . Immune System.

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Paul Groth http:// www.few.vu.nl /~ pgroth / @ pgroth VU University Amsterdam

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Chemical Diversity

Chemical Diversity. Qualify and/or quantify the extent of variety within a set of compounds. Try to define the extent of chemical space. In combinatorial chemistry, we are interested in the diversity of a library. Example 1 : here we are looking at compounds that can possess up

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Genome annotation techniques: new approaches and challenges Presented by Haili Ping

Genome annotation techniques: new approaches and challenges Presented by Haili Ping. Genome annotation techniques: new approaches and challenges ,Drug Discovery Today, Volume 7, Issue 11, 6 May 2002, Pages 570-576 Alistair G. Rust, Emmanuel Mongin and Ewan Birney Loraine AE, Helt GA. .

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Nanotechnology Cancer Research

Nanotechnology Cancer Research. Kenneth Milne Introduction to Nanotechnology 2 December 2013. Progression in Cancer Treatment. Better Sunscreen, nanoparticles are more effective in absorbing light, especially UV light Titanium dioxide or zinc oxide nanoparticles

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