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Title Overcoming drug resistance through in silico prediction
Abstract

Prediction tools are commonly used in pre-clinical research to assist target selection, to optimize drug potency or to predict the pharmacological profile of drug candidates. In silico prediction and overcoming drug resistance is a new opportunity that creates a high interest in pharmaceutical research. This review presents two main in silico strategies to meet this challenge: a structure-based approach to study the influence of mutations on the drug-target interaction and a system-biology approach to identify resistance pathways for a given drug. In silico screening of synergies between therapeutic and resistant pathways through biological network analysis is an example of technique to escape drug resistance. Structure-based drug design and in silico system biology are complementary approaches to reach few objectives at once: increase efficiency, reduce toxicity and overcoming drug resistance.

Apa Reference Carbonell, P., & Trosset, J.-Y. (2014). Overcoming drug resistance through in silico prediction. Drug Discovery Today: Technologies, 11, 101–107. 10.1016/j.ddtec.2014.03.012
Doi 10.1016/j.ddtec.2014.03.012
Publication Date Mar 2014
Publication Type Article
Researcher Pablo Carbonell
Ontology Computational models and simulations, Network Biology, Drug Discovery and design
Research Groups Dynamics Biodesign Lab
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