Drug Discovery
New research on drug discovery from Entelos, Inc. summarized
Published in Lab Law Weekly, January 26th, 2007
New investigation results, "In silico prediction of clinical efficacy," are detailed in a study published in Current Opinion In Biotechnology. According to recent research published in the journal Current Opinion In Biotechnology, "Drug development is a high risk and costly process, and the ability to predict clinical efficacy in silico (in a computer) can save the pharmaceutical industry time and resources. Additionally, such an approach will result in more targeted, personalized therapies."
"To date, a number of in silico strategies have been developed to provide better information about the human response to novel therapies earlier in the drug development...
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Source: Lab Law Weekly (2007-01-26)
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