水仙直播 attended the JPI-AMR workshop on 鈥淕etting small drug-like molecules into Gram-negative bacteria鈥�. This workshop provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas on the many factors influencing uptake and persistence of drug-like compounds into Gram-negative bacteria with others working in this field.
Dr. Michael Charlton presented on our work to model bacterial penetration data extracted from the ChEMBL database. The work shows minimal difference in physical properties between antibacterial and non-antibacterial compounds, in contrast to literature studies of smaller data sets. However, analysis of the database using our proprietary ElectroShape descriptors shows regions of chemical space that are rich in antibacterials whilst other zones have a surplus of non-antibacterial molecules.
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