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SUMMARY:Drug Discovery Lunch & Learn: Optimizing Your Strategy to Find New Oncology Therapies
DESCRIPTION:Discovery oncology plays a pivotal role in advancing our understanding of cancer biology and in developing innovative therapies that offer new hope to cancer patients. It requires collaboration among scientists\, clinicians\, pharmaceutical companies\, and regulatory agencies to navigate the complex journey from the lab bench to the patient’s bedside. Its goal is to translate scientific discoveries into real-world treatments that improve cancer outcomes. Can’t attend live but still want to meet with a Charles River expert? Complete the registration process and we will be in touch with scheduling options. \nEvent Agenda: \nThe following key areas of oncology drug discovery will be covered: \n1. Identification and discovery of molecular targets expressed within or on the surface of cancer cells or within the tumor microenvironment. These targets can include mutated genes\, abnormal proteins\, preferentially expressed proteins\, or signaling pathways that drive cancer growth\, survival\, or immune evasion. \n2. High-throughput screening and other techniques used to identify potential drug candidates that can bind to and modulate the identified cancer targets. \n3. Optimization to enhance drug-like properties\, such as potency\, selectivity for cancer cells\, stability\, bioavailability\, and systemic half-life. \n4. Early assessment of combination therapies that address the complexities of cancer biology. \n5. Outsourcing oncology drug discovery as a strategic option to expedite development by leveraging external expertise and resources.
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LOCATION:Catalyst Restaurant\, 300 Technology Square\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02139\, United States
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SUMMARY:Drug Discovery Lunch & Learn: Creating Small Molecule Strategies for Therapeutic Success
DESCRIPTION:The drug discovery process is complicated\, difficult\, and lengthy. In an effort to identify pre-clinical candidates quickly\, many discovery research programs try to save time by rushing through the hit-to-lead and lead optimization process without considering all the challenges which may impact a successful progression to the clinic. This can result in costly failures during pre-clinical or clinical development. \nThe ideal novel candidate has the attributes of high potency\, low side effects\, good exposure to the target tissue\, ease of dosing\, and low-cost manufacturing. During this lunchtime seminar\, we will share the following: \n\nLatest avenues of early drug discovery\nStrategies for candidate evaluation\nSelection of lead drug candidates\nPotential development strategies toward clinical success\n\n\nCatalyst Restaurant\, 300 Technology Square\, Cambridge\, MA 02139
URL:https://thebiocalendar.com/event/drug-discovery-lunch-learn-creating-small-molecule-strategies-for-therapeutic-success/
LOCATION:Catalyst Restaurant\, 300 Technology Square\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02139\, United States
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