Results for tag: "Computer Aided Drug Discovery"

Computer Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) is a technology-driven approach to drug discovery that uses computer-based methods to identify and develop new drugs. CADD combines the power of computational chemistry, bioinformatics, and machine learning to identify and optimize potential drug candidates. CADD can be used to identify novel drug targets, design and optimize drug molecules, and predict drug-target interactions. CADD can also be used to predict drug metabolism and toxicity, and to identify potential drug-drug interactions. CADD has become an important tool in the drug discovery process, allowing researchers to rapidly identify and develop new drugs. CADD can reduce the time and cost associated with drug discovery, and can help to identify novel drug targets and optimize drug molecules. Some companies in the CADD market include Schrödinger, ChemAxon, Accelrys, and OpenEye Scientific Software. Show Less Read more