Secondary pharmacology screening data are typically included in investigational new drug applications to define clinical candidates’ selectivity profiles and assess off-target activity risks.
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A novel affinity-based screening approach using the Spectral Shift (SpS) technology was developed at Eurofins Discovery for hit finding programs. In the context of kinase drug discovery, conventional approaches focus on activity-based assays targeting the ATP site. Using this direct biophysical measurement, we can identify allosteric binders that would be missed during conventional HTS.
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STAT (signal transducer and activator of transcription) proteins were identified as transcription factors that play a critical role in extracellular signal transduction, in blood and immune cell development and function and in inflammation.
Helicases are specialized enzymes, essential for unwinding DNA-DNA or RNA-DNA duplexes and required for genome maintenance and cellular homeostasis.
SH2 domains are an emerging target class for the development of small molecules which disrupt protein-protein interactions, as well as for the development of targeted protein degraders. We present screening validation data against a panel of 95 wild type and 7 mutant SH2 domain assays for a collection of reported small molecules and peptides which bind to this protein-protein interaction module.
Eurofins Discovery introduces a novel SH2scan™️ platform, comprised of 102 assays that utilize our well-known competition binding assay technology, for selectivity profiling of SH2 domain-containing targets.
Helicases are specialized enzymes, critical for many vital cellular processes including duplication of genetic information, DNA repair as well as translation.
Diabetes mellitus is a serious chronic disease in which blood glucose levels rise due to the body’s inability to produce enough insulin or to use it effectively.