UK-based biotech company PhoreMost announced on Thursday that it had entered into a collaboration with US biomedical center The Wistar Institute to identify new druggable targets in cancer, aging and the immune system.
Most disease driving targets are seen as undruggable because they can appear structurally resistant to chemical intervention, especially when viewed outside of a cell in a static crystallized form.
PhoreMost has developed Siteseeker, a novel phenotypic screening platform that uses the dynamics of a live-cell environment to uncover hidden druggable target sites across the entire human genome, then quickly converts this information into novel small-molecule therapeutics.
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