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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"SBDD"”.

  1. Leveraging Local Perturbations to Map Allosteric Networks of Phosphatases

    … I worked to apply structure based drug design (SBDD) methods to design allosteric molecules that can modulate PTP1B function. In particular, I designed a new approach to bias the conformational ensemble of the targeted allosteric site using multistate docking simulations. I also worked with …

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  2. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF RNA-BASED DRUGS USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE METHODS

    … including structure-based drug design (SBDD), molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, and machine learning (ML). This thesis presents a comprehensive in silico framework for the design and optimization of nucleic acid therapeutics targeting three distinct systems. First, autophagy …

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  3. A Fragment-Based Drug Discovery Approach for the Development of Selective Inhibitors of Protein Kinase CK2

    Over the last twenty years, fragment-based drug discovery (FBDD) has emerged as a highly successful way to provide lead compounds for subsequent optimisation into drug candidates. Initial hits usually exhibit lower potency than those identified by more traditional techniques, such as …

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  4. The Automatic Detection of Small Molecule Binding Hotspots on Proteins: Applying Hotspots to Structure-Based Drug Design

    Locating a ligand-binding site is an important first step in structure-guided drug discovery, but current methods typically assess the pocket as a whole, doing little to suggest which regions and interactions are the most important for binding. This thesis introduces Fragment Hotspot Maps, a …

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