From drug target to lead molecules — computational solutions in translational research

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Mon, 02 Dec 2013, 17:00 CET (Berlin)

From drug target to lead molecules — computational solutions in translational research

Turning early stage discoveries in cell and molecular biology into small molecule tool compounds and drug-like leads is a significant challenge, especially when resources are limited. We will show how you can fast-track your translational research using computational tools to analyze targets, hunt for data, identify potential small molecule binding pockets, and find active molecules. Leverage your know-how and take the first steps in drug discovery with us!

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