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Strathclyde’s natural products and assay facilities SIDR
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Finding the hits you need for successful drug discovery and consumer health projects Strathclyde’s natural products and assay facilities SIDR
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What you get powerful chemical library flexible facilities experienced and friendly team
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Success in drug discovery is not dependent on –size of the screening collection –ultra-high throughput assays
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Success in drug discovery does need –assay that is relevant to the end purpose –highly diverse chemistry set
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Highly diverse chemistry set a)combichem b) natural products c) drugs
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Origin of drugs 1981-2006: 1184 FDA-approved NCEs % total
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Strathclyde’s resource
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A drug discovery resource that is better than the competition’s
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more biodiversity = more chemical diversity
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A drug discovery resource that is better than the competition’s more biodiversity = more chemical diversity Scotland is not one of the world’s biodiversity hotspots
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A drug discovery resource that is better than the competition’s more biodiversity = more chemical diversity –worldwide network –genetic diversity
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SIDR’s Natural Product Network Uzbekistan Nigeria Argentina Chile Sudan Kenya Sri Lanka Malaysia Uruguay Cameroon UK Costa Rica PNG Fiji USA Peru South Africa Australia Korea
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Genetic diversity
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SIDR’s screening resources ~90% of plant families ~7,000 species of plants
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What more do you get?
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Flexible access chemistrybiology
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Flexible access chemistry –samples for testing –96-well plates –isolation and structural elucidation –links with Drug Discovery Portal and med-chem biology
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Flexible access chemistrybiology –molecular and cell- based assays –versatile detection radioactivity visible and uv light chemiluminescence fluorescence –96-well or 384-well formats
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Work with an experienced and friendly team
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Current assays cancer –anti-proliferative/ cytotoxicity assays on 20 human cancer cell lines –kinase inhibitors –cell adhesion blockers
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Current assays cancer –anti-proliferative/ cytotoxicity assays on 20 human cancer cell lines –kinase inhibitors –cell adhesion blockers infection –S. aureus –E. coli –TB (M. marinum, N. farcinica) –parasitic diseases –cell growth and biofilm disruption
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Current assays inflammation –anti-oxidant –cell proliferation –cell adhesion –TNF signalling –NF B pathway –kinases
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Current assays inflammation –anti-oxidant –cell proliferation –cell adhesion –TNF signalling –NF B pathway neuro/metabolic –Alzheimer’s –analgesia –migraine –stroke –obesity –diabetes
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Current “hit-to-lead” assays ADME-tox –hERG – cardiac toxicity –CACO2 – cellular absorption –micronucleus formation – genotoxicity –P450s – metabolic stability/drug interactions
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Open for business contact: a.l.harvey@strath.ac.uk 0141 553 4155a.l.harvey@strath.ac.uk more details: www.sidr.org
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