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Drug-Fragment Library

Catalog No. L8800
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Fragment-based drug discovery (FBDD) has emerged in the past decade as a powerful tool for discovering drug leads. FBDD has played a role in discovery of 3 approved drugs (Vemurafenib, Venetoclax, and Erdafitinib) and at least 30 drugs that are in various stages of clinical development. A fragment-based approach is particularly valuable for more challenging classes of new targets (or “undruggable” targets) where more conventional screening (HTS) has already failed.

Drug-like compounds are often composed of several segmental fragments, any one substructure of a molecule could have affinity for a subpocket fingerprint shared between two or more proteins. There is a significant structure-activity relationship between fragment structure and drug properties. It is easier to find a small molecule that complements a particular subsite within a binding site than a larger molecule that is complementary to the entire site; thus, FBDD usually yields higher hit rates than HTS. In addition, it is easier for fragment optimization to generate leads with improved ADME profile by merging, linking or growing fragments.

It is commonly recognized that high-quality fragment library can increase the FBDD screening hit rate. To meet researchers' expectations, Targetmol created a drug fragment library consisting of 1158 fragments arising from the smart fragmentation of 2080 approved drugs and 1100 clinical compounds by structure review and applying many layers of industry recommended medchem filters, including PAINS.

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Product Description

  • Quantity: 1158 drug fragments,a must-have tool for FBDD;
  • Physiochemical properties: 53% of fragments are Ro3 compliant,and all fragments matching with approved drugs or clinical compounds will have the best drug potential;
  • Quality guaranteed: NMR and HPLC/LCMS validated to ensure high purity and quality;
  • Applicable to various detection methods: suitable for SPR, NMR, and X-ray crystallization screening.

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  • Powder or pre-dissolved DMSO solutions in 96/384 well plate with optional 2D barcode
  • Shipped with blue ice
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Endogenous Metabolite (96)
Antibacterial (77)
Antibiotic (73)
Autophagy (67)
Apoptosis (56)
COX (44)
Adrenergic Receptor (35)
DNA/RNA Synthesis (32)
5-HT Receptor (31)
AChR (28)
Sodium Channel (27)
Parasite (24)
Dopamine Receptor (24)
Nucleoside Antimetabolite/Analog (18)
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Histamine Receptor (17)
HIV Protease (17)
PDE (14)
MAO (14)
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GABA Receptor (11)
Dehydrogenase (11)
Monoamine Oxidase (10)
Calcium Channel (10)
Potassium Channel (10)
Adenosine Receptor (9)
Virus Protease (9)
HSV (9)
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Carbonic Anhydrase (9)
P450 (9)
Mitophagy (9)
iGluR (9)
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PPAR (8)
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GluR (6)
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MRP (5)
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HCV Protease (4)
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HDAC (4)
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DNA Methyltransferase (4)
Aromatase (4)
DHFR (4)
AMPK (4)
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Tyrosinase (4)
ATPase (4)
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IAP (1)
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Histone Methyltransferase (1)
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GPR (1)
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MEK (1)
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PGE Synthase (1)
PDGFR (1)
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