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Compound database
- up-to-date
- searchable
- carefully curated
- commercially purchasable compounds
- rigorous molecule registration
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Search / Screen
- simple searches and virtual screening
- flexible, integrated screening workflows
- unlimited computation resources (cloud)
- molecule collection management
(hit lists, search results, libraries)
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Order
- ordering large collections
(e.g virtual screening hit lists) - ordering from multiple suppliers
- easy and flexible purchase list selection
- single package delivered to your door
- ordering large collections
Mcule presentations at the 243rd ACS National Meeting
mcule.com: A public web service for drug discovery
Registration system of mcule: InChI is the key
Seeking novel JAK1 inhibitors: A case study of using drug discovery tools at mcule.com
GPCR fragment design: A case study of using drug discovery tools at mcule.com
Seeking novel JAK1 inhibitors: A case study of using drug discovery tools at mcule.com
GPCR fragment design: A case study of using drug discovery tools at mcule.com
What can you do at mcule.com?
- identify new drug candidates by virtual screening
- run computationally intensive calculations
- test and compare the efficiency of different screening tools
- manage molecule collections
- order compounds
- extend your compound library with diverse scaffolds
How can mcule help you?
- molecular modelling services (docking, pharmacophore searching, QSAR, similarity / diversity searching)
- hit identification and lead optimization
- compound registration and database management services
- custom / focused / targeted library design / selection
- GPCRs, kinases, ion channels, proteases
- fragment / leadlike / druglike libraries
- diverse subsets
- physicochemical property filtering - improving ligand efficiency
- providing a platform for collaborative / multisite drug discovery projects
- consultancy
Why mcule?
- many years of industrial and academic drug discovery experience
- one of the largest ever docking-based virtual screen yielded novel histamine H4 receptor chemotypes (J. Med. Chem. 2008, 51, 3145-53)
- experimental validation of our GPCR fragment library yielded 100% hit rate
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