Computer-Aided Molecular Design
Target-structure analysis, molecular docking, virtual screening, molecular dynamics and SAR analysis.
Research Area · 01
Molecular design, screening and chemical optimization of inhibitors, with a primary focus on protein kinase CK2.

We are open to collaboration in joint research and applied projects, spanning computational modeling, analytical studies, and hypothesis testing to the publication of findings, joint grant applications, and product development.
Target-structure analysis, molecular docking, virtual screening, molecular dynamics and SAR analysis.
Design and synthesis of analogue series and targeted structural modification to improve potency and selectivity.
Primary screening, activity determination and comparison of structural classes in enzyme-based assays.
Transfer of the most promising compounds to partner groups for cell-based and advanced biological studies.
Preparation of analogues and systematic improvement of potency, selectivity and physicochemical properties.
Biochemical evaluation and interpretation of structure–activity relationships.
We develop low-molecular-weight inhibitors by combining molecular modeling, organic synthesis, SAR analysis and biochemical testing.
We are open to collaboration in joint research and applied projects, spanning computational modeling, analytical studies, and hypothesis testing to the publication of findings, joint grant applications, and product development.
Preparation of analogues and systematic improvement of potency, selectivity and physicochemical properties.
→Results from our CK2 inhibitor research are presented in the Department’s selected publications.
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