Physico-Chemical and Computational Approaches to Drug Discovery (eBook, PDF)
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- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2012
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- ISBN-13: 9781849735377
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F Javier Luque is a Professor at the Department of Physical Chemistry in the University of Barcelona, and leader of the Computational Biology and Drug design group at the Institute of Biomedicine. He received his BA degree in Chemistry from the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona in 1985 and his PhD in Chemistry from the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona in 1989. He joined the Departament de Fisicoquimica in 1986, and was appointed Associate Professor in Physical Chemistry in 1992, and in 2003, he was promoted to the position of Full Professor. His research interests are the theoretical representation of chemical reactivity and the modeling of solvation effects, the simulation of biochemical systems, with particular emphasis in the dynamical description of the structure-function relationships in proteins, and in the interaction between ligand and macromolecular receptors, specially orientated to structure-based drug discovery.
Preface
recognition of ligands by macromolecular targets
thermodynamics of ligand binding
continuum solvation in biomolecular systems
bioavailability prediction at early drug discovery stages: in vitro assays and simple physicochemical rules
computational strategies in drug design
molecular descriptors for database mining
pharmacophore models in drug design
docking and virtual screening
binding free energy calculations and scoring in small-molecule docking
COMparative BINding Energy (COMBINE) analysis as a structure-based 3D-QSAR method
accounting for target flexibility during ligand-receptor docking
enhanced sampling methods in drug design
exploring diversity of drug target sites
expanding the target space: druggability assessment
computational strategies and challenges for targeting protein-protein interactions with small molecules
case studies
using molecular simulations and metadynamics to predict binding free energies and kinetics
the case of COX and CDK2
Computer-assisted design of drug-like synthetic libraries
index
recognition of ligands by macromolecular targets
thermodynamics of ligand binding
continuum solvation in biomolecular systems
bioavailability prediction at early drug discovery stages: in vitro assays and simple physicochemical rules
computational strategies in drug design
molecular descriptors for database mining
pharmacophore models in drug design
docking and virtual screening
binding free energy calculations and scoring in small-molecule docking
COMparative BINding Energy (COMBINE) analysis as a structure-based 3D-QSAR method
accounting for target flexibility during ligand-receptor docking
enhanced sampling methods in drug design
exploring diversity of drug target sites
expanding the target space: druggability assessment
computational strategies and challenges for targeting protein-protein interactions with small molecules
case studies
using molecular simulations and metadynamics to predict binding free energies and kinetics
the case of COX and CDK2
Computer-assisted design of drug-like synthetic libraries
index
Preface
recognition of ligands by macromolecular targets
thermodynamics of ligand binding
continuum solvation in biomolecular systems
bioavailability prediction at early drug discovery stages: in vitro assays and simple physicochemical rules
computational strategies in drug design
molecular descriptors for database mining
pharmacophore models in drug design
docking and virtual screening
binding free energy calculations and scoring in small-molecule docking
COMparative BINding Energy (COMBINE) analysis as a structure-based 3D-QSAR method
accounting for target flexibility during ligand-receptor docking
enhanced sampling methods in drug design
exploring diversity of drug target sites
expanding the target space: druggability assessment
computational strategies and challenges for targeting protein-protein interactions with small molecules
case studies
using molecular simulations and metadynamics to predict binding free energies and kinetics
the case of COX and CDK2
Computer-assisted design of drug-like synthetic libraries
index
recognition of ligands by macromolecular targets
thermodynamics of ligand binding
continuum solvation in biomolecular systems
bioavailability prediction at early drug discovery stages: in vitro assays and simple physicochemical rules
computational strategies in drug design
molecular descriptors for database mining
pharmacophore models in drug design
docking and virtual screening
binding free energy calculations and scoring in small-molecule docking
COMparative BINding Energy (COMBINE) analysis as a structure-based 3D-QSAR method
accounting for target flexibility during ligand-receptor docking
enhanced sampling methods in drug design
exploring diversity of drug target sites
expanding the target space: druggability assessment
computational strategies and challenges for targeting protein-protein interactions with small molecules
case studies
using molecular simulations and metadynamics to predict binding free energies and kinetics
the case of COX and CDK2
Computer-assisted design of drug-like synthetic libraries
index