Drug designing is the process of inventing new medications based on knowledge of a biological target such as a protein. An effective drug is usually an organic small molecule that activates or inhibits the function of the target biomolecule, providing therapeutic benefits to patients. Drug design involves creating small molecules with shapes and charges that complement the target biomolecule so that binding can occur.
Drug designing is the process of inventing new medications based on knowledge of a biological target such as a protein. An effective drug is usually an organic small molecule that activates or inhibits the function of the target biomolecule, providing therapeutic benefits to patients. Drug design involves creating small molecules with shapes and charges that complement the target biomolecule so that binding can occur.
Drug designing is the process of inventing new medications based on knowledge of a biological target such as a protein. An effective drug is usually an organic small molecule that activates or inhibits the function of the target biomolecule, providing therapeutic benefits to patients. Drug design involves creating small molecules with shapes and charges that complement the target biomolecule so that binding can occur.
DRUG DESIGNING : It is theinventiveprocess of finding
newmedicationsbased on the knowledge of a biological target.Thedrugis most commonly anorganicsmall moleculethat activates or inhibits the function of abiomoleculesuch as aprotein, which in turn results in a therapeuticbenefit to thepatient.In the most basic sense, drug design involves the design of smallmoleculesthat are complementary inshape andchargeto the biomolecular target with which they interact and therefore will bind to it.
LIGAND:Incoordination chemistry, aligand is
anionormolecule(functional group) that binds to a centralmetalatom to form acoordination complex. The bonding betweenmetaland ligand generally involves formal donation of one ormoreof the ligand'selectron pairs. The nature of metal-ligandbonding can range fromcovalentto ionic. Furthermore, the metal-ligandbond ordercan range from one to three. Ligands are viewed asLewis bases, although rare cases are known to involveLewis acidic"ligand. RECEPTOR: