Pop-Science, 2021

Aurora kinases: classification, functions and inhibitor design

This short piece covers some of the more widespread opportunistic pathogens (sometimes referred to as ‘OP’ for short) and the broad picture on the impact and implications they have on soci...

Allosteric inhibitors and possibilities of their application

Compounds DMSO storage as frozen solutions: dealing with difficulties. One of the crucial logistical parts of the industry is the storage of drugs and libraries. Due to many active pharmaceutical ing...

To begin with, chemical compounds, as you may already know, are molecules consisting of two or more different chemical elements.

This is a short piece on the subject of annotated libraries and the uses they have in drug discovery.

Computer-based methods of focused library creation. Today, in silico drug design (CADD) is used by the vast majority of pharmaceutical leaders, including ChemDiv. Here we will give three examples ...

Medicinal chemistry: an industry-oriented scientific field

Screening compounds: looking for a needle in a haystack

Drug discovery: from hit identification to FDA approval

Four principal components controlling what happens to the pill – or any other drugs – after they are taken. i.e. 

ChemDiv offers 4 libraries of compounds acting on G protein-coupled receptors: GPCR Targeted Library (40k compounds), GPCR Annotated Library (5800 compounds, biological data available for ...