Designing New Prodrugs with Predicted ADME/PK Properties

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Designing New Prodrugs with Predicted ADME/PK Properties

Client data, machine-learning models, and an approved-prodrug-fragment database supported prodrug analog design and predictions relating in-vitro stability and conversion to in-vivo pharmacokinetics.

  • Prodrug design
  • ADME/PK
  • Liver microsomes
  • Hepatocytes
  • MegaSyn

Challenge

The client initially needed to correlate in-vitro and in-vivo data, specifically the stability and conversion of prodrug and active molecules in rat, dog, and human liver microsomes and hepatocytes with in-vivo PK data.

What We Did

  1. 1
    Built models from client data

    Used the client's project data to build a large number of machine-learning models.

  2. 2
    Compiled approved prodrug fragments

    Developed a database of fragments from approved prodrugs.

  3. 3
    Enumerated and scored prodrug analogs

    Generated a library of prodrug analogs and scored them with the machine-learning models.

  4. 4
    Extended the design work with MegaSyn

    Updated the models with client data and used MegaSyn to design new prodrug analogs of the molecule of interest.

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