Interpretation of medical news
On August 24th this year a new method for medicine development, called ‘activity-directed synthesis’ was published in Nature Chemistry. The authors George Karageorgis and colleagues conducted the study at the University of Leeds. The approach is seen as revolutionary. According to the scientists, because of its simplicity, pharmaceutical companies could use the method starting tomorrow. Continue reading
Also this week MedZine brings you the latest medical news on various medical specialisms. In this editorial two striking studies are highlighted that have implications for drug development. The first study identifies the localization of COX-2 which opens the way to the development of saver arthritis treatment. The second shows the development of a method to evaluate if drugs reach their target molecule. Continue reading
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