Posts matching ‘discovery chemistry’

A fluorescent tag, also known as a label or probe, is a molecule that is chemically attached to a biomolecule such as a protein, antibody, or...

We previously discussed how there are software methods to screen for potential drug leads and researchers have been able to increase their drug...

Previously, we discussed in part 1 of this series the growing significance of computational methods in drug discovery. Traditional drug discovery...

So how does the pharmaceutical industry restore its jaded public image? The answer is by changing itself from within, by paying more than just lip...

At Scientist, we discuss the latest trends in drug development, techniques, and the pharmaceutical industry. Here are the top posts from 2013. 10...

Innovative research is being performed in universities worldwide. There is a quest for knowledge, glory, and most importantly, helping the sick. On...

Pharmaceutical innovation is a broad term that can encompass and affect any step of the drug discovery and development process, so how exactly are...

In James Surowiecki’s book “The Wisdom of Crowds”, he lays out the criteria for successful decision making by large groups1: Diversity of opinion...

When we at Scientist say that we help with pharmaceutical outsourcing, what types of services are we helping CROs deliver to researchers? Our site...

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