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Research unit
INNOSUISSE
Project number
16003.1 PFLS-LS
Project title
SwissBody-enabled small molecule drug discovery for neurotransmitter/ion transporters and G protein-coupled receptors.

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(German)
SwissBody-enabled small molecule drug discovery for neurotransmitter/ion transporters and G protein-coupled receptors.
Short description
(English)
SwissBody-enabled small molecule drug discovery for neurotransmitter/ion transporters and G protein-coupled receptors.
Abstract
(German)
Neurotransmitter/ion transporters and G protein-coupled receptors are druggable targets, but are suffering from a very high compound attrition rate. Recently, biophysical assays and structure-based drug design have enabled to overcome this hurdle but their development is time-consuming. Now, we aim at improving this process using synthetic camelid single domain antibody fragments (SwissBodies). In a novel and fast procedure we generate tailored SwissBodies to accelerate the development of novel biophysical tools and reduce compound attrition rates.
Abstract
(English)
Neurotransmitter/ion transporters and G protein-coupled receptors are druggable targets, but are suffering from a very high compound attrition rate. Recently, biophysical assays and structure-based drug design have enabled to overcome this hurdle but their development is time-consuming. Now, we aim at improving this process using synthetic camelid single domain antibody fragments (SwissBodies). In a novel and fast procedure we generate tailored SwissBodies to accelerate the development of novel biophysical tools and reduce compound attrition rates.