March 2024 Newsletter
Welcome to the March Cresset newsletter where we share our latest results for GPCR benchmarks using Flare™ FEP, Cresset wins ...
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The Flare™ V6 release is packed with enhanced features and science plus new features including library enumeration, quantum mechanics (QM) and pocket detection and analysis. This comprehensive ligand-based and structure-based drug discovery platform offers dedicated licensing levels for computational chemists, medicinal chemists and academics.
Cresset Discovery supported Selene Therapeutics in the identification of central nervous system (CNS) penetrant inhibitor compounds against epilepsy using virtual screening. Cresset modelers proposed a final selection of hits, which will be progressed to wet-lab screening.
Last week we gathered to celebrate the life and work of Andy Vinter, founder of Cresset. Thank you to all who contributed to the meeting both in the science presented and memories of his great sense of humor and irrepressible and joyous irreverence! Download PDFs of the presentations we have permission to publish.
Meet us at booth 19 at the NMCS meeting in New York and see our posters: Summarizing and Understanding the SAR for Large Sets of Compounds (P63 June 26th) and Tackling ADMET Issues: Rapid R-Group Exploration by Bioisosteric Replacement (P06 June 27th). See all upcoming events.
Learn how to analyze and develop an appropriate virtual screening strategy for complex target systems for which no simple small ligands exist, and how to work this into an effective virtual screen. See how this can be performed by either accessing our advanced ligand-based virtual screening platform, Blaze™, directly, or through our comprehensive structure and ligand-based modeling platform, Flare. Register to secure your place.
Learn about significant new features in Flare V6, including: identify potential target sites in a protein, enumerate a chemical library for that target, dock designs created, use new torsion analysis tool to understand the likelihood that the results adopt the suggested ligand conformation, and export images of the pose in 3D together with a 2D-depition of the protein-ligand interactions. Register to secure your place.
Customers tell us that our ligand-based and structure-based molecule design solutions are the most intuitive solutions they have used, but we're still here to support you through the evaluation process.
Request a free confidential discussion to find out how our expert molecular modeling scientists can help you gain a fresh perspective, remove obstacles, or simply save time and money on your discovery project.