Oxford, UK - November 2009
The quantitative measurement of molecular similarity has long been an essential tool in computer-aided drug discovery, in particular for the identification of new leads and scaffold hopping. Until now, however, there has been no fast, non-superpositional method that accounts for enantiomeric (mirror image) molecules, an essential facet of many biological interactions. InhibOx has now made an important breakthrough to meet this challenge.
