Chemistry: DD7 Kinase Inhibitor Case Studies

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Kinase drug discovery remains to be an area of significant and growing interest across academia and in the pharmaceutical industry - there are approximately 30 FDA approved small molecule inhibitors which target kinases, half of which were approved in the last 3 years. This lecture will give an insight into the medicinal chemistry story behind one clinical candidate and 2 marketed drugs. Crystal structures will be used to explain general principles behind designing for kinase inhibition, and some more advanced topics will be covered such as prodrugs, covalent inhibition and consideration of mutation status in drug discovery

• Chemistry postgraduates
• Further details regarding eligibility criteria are available
• If you are from outside the Department of Chemistry, please wait to be collected from reception

Number of sessions: 1

• One session of one hour