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Contributors | |
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Preface | |
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From Patent to Prescription: Paving the Perilous Path to Profit | |
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Introduction | |
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A Simple Solution to a Complex Problem | |
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An Intriguing Patent Problem | |
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Another Structural Insight | |
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References | |
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Medicinal Chemistry in the New Millennium: A Glance into the Future | |
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Introduction | |
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Practice of Medicinal Chemistry | |
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Emergence as a Formalized Discipline | |
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Early Developments | |
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Present Status | |
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Examples Involving Site-Directed Mutagenesis | |
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Latest Trends | |
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Evolving Drug Discovery and Development Process | |
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Working Defi nition for Medicinal Chemistry | |
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Immediate- and Long-Term Roles for Medicinal Chemistry | |
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Pursuing Efficacy | |
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Gathering Positive, Neutral, and Negative SARs During HTS | |
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Example Involving Multidrug Resistance of Anticancer Agents | |
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Compound Libraries: Example of Working with Nature to Enhance Molecular Diversity | |
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Assessing and Handling Molecular Conformation | |
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Chemoinformatics | |
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Obtaining Chemically Correct 3D Structures | |
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Infl uence of Biological Environments: Example Involving Drug Metabolism | |
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Dynamic Energy Relationships: Example Involving a Small Ring System | |
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Druglike Properties and Privileged Structures | |
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Tiered Structural Information and Searching Paradigms | |
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ADMET Considerations | |
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Assuring Absorption | |
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Directing Distribution | |
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Herbal Remedies: Example of Working with Nature to Discover | |
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ADMET-Related Synergies, 59 | |
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Brute Force HTS to Uncover Multicomponent Synergies | |
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Controlling Metabolism: Example Involving a Soft Drug Strategy | |
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Optimizing Excretion | |
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Avoiding Toxicity | |
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Weighting Decision Criteria from Effi cacy and ADMET SAR | |
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Process Chemistry Considerations | |
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Cost and Green Chemistry | |
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Defi ning Stereochemistry: Example Involving Benzylamine Chiral Auxiliary Synthetic Reagents | |
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Analytical Chemistry/X-ray Diffraction | |
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Latest Trends | |
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Examples Involving Dopamine Receptors, c-AMP Phosphodiesterase Enzymes, and the Dynamics of Protein Folding | |
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Summary | |
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General Points | |
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Attributes of Drug Discovery Libraries, Compound Hits, and Lead Compounds | |
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Formalized Instruction of Medicinal Chemistry | |
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Intellectual Property Considerations | |
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Knowledge Versus Diversity Paradox | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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References and Notes | |
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Contemporary Drug Discovery | |
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Introduction | |
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Getting Started | |
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Characteristics of a Suitable Lead Substance | |
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Potency and Selectivity | |
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Structure-Activity Relationships | |
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Toxicity | |
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Changing Appellation of the Best in Series: Analog Attrition | |
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Some Criteria That a Hit Must Satisfy to Become a Drug | |
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Level of Potency | |
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Comparison of Potency and Efficacy | |
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Druglike Character | |
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Effi cacy Following Oral Administration | |
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Lipinski Rules for Oral Absorption | |
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Injectable Medications | |
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Distribution | |
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Serum Protein Binding | |
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Metabolism | |
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Distribution | |
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Excretion | |
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Patenting | |
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Pharmaceutical Properties | |
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Idiosyncratic Problems | |
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Summary | |
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Example of Drug Development That Illustrates Many of the Aforementioned Considerations | |