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Establishing assays to investigate combinations of fractioned radiotherapy with DNA damage response agents in vitro and in vivo to enable investigation of radiosensitisation and improved anti-tumour responses.
Establishing assays to investigate combinations of fractioned radiotherapy with DNA damage response agents in vitro and in vivo to enable investigation of radiosensitisation and improved anti-tumour responses.
Radiotherapy is a cornerstone in treating various cancer types, and enhancing its effectiveness through radiosensitization has gained importance. At Sygnature Discovery, we’ve recently validated innovative in vitro and in vivo methods for screening potential radiosensitizing compounds. Our assays using the MDA-MB-436 human breast cancer cell line, along with inhibitors targeting DNA damage response pathways, provide valuable insights into improving cancer treatment. Discover more about our research in this critical field.
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Chemogenomic screening of the NLRP1 pathway
Chemogenomic screening of the NLRP1 pathway
Dive into our investigation of the NLRP1 inflammasome’s pharmacology through compound screening. We’ve established a cellular screen and unveiled compounds capable of modulating NLRP1 activity, shedding light on its mechanisms and potential targets. Exciting insights await discovery!
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Assessing the effects of four clinically used analgesics in two mechanistic stimuli-evoked acute pain models in mice demonstrates good predictive nature of the phase 2 of formalin pain model.
Assessing the effects of four clinically used analgesics in two mechanistic stimuli-evoked acute pain models in mice demonstrates good predictive nature of the phase 2 of formalin pain model.
Explore the significance of acute pain models in predicting the efficacy of novel pain therapeutics and uncover their role in preclinical drug discovery. Download our poster to gain valuable insights into chronic pain prediction through cost-effective and quick screening models.
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Building a Neuroscience Drug Discovery Platform
Building a Neuroscience Drug Discovery Platform
Neuroscience encompasses a wide range of diseases, from neurodevelopmental to neurological and psychiatric conditions.
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Mitochondrial dysfunction, an in vitro model of neurodegenerative disorders: a focus on multiple endpoints, humanisation, and drug discovery platforms to enable new therapeutic discovery
Mitochondrial dysfunction, an in vitro model of neurodegenerative disorders: a focus on multiple endpoints, humanisation, and drug discovery platforms to enable new therapeutic discovery
In our study, we explored various aspects of mitochondrial function using an in vitro model of dysfunction, offering valuable insights into the development of treatments for neurodegenerative disorders. We assessed mitochondrial membrane potential, oxidative stress, Ca2+ homeostasis, oxygen consumption rate, and various metabolic factors, enabling us to enhance the speed and translational value of CNS drug discovery.
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Characterising the response of tumours to fractioned radiotherapy and immune checkpoint inhibitors
Characterising the response of tumours to fractioned radiotherapy and immune checkpoint inhibitors
In our latest study, we delved into combining radiotherapy and immunotherapy against cancer. Fractionated radiation, given in smaller doses over several days, proved more effective and tolerable than a single high dose. Our work offers insights into this synergy, providing a platform to enhance the therapy’s efficacy and safety.
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Discovery of Opelconazole (PC945): A Novel Antifungal Agent for inhaled Administration
Discovery of Opelconazole (PC945): A Novel Antifungal Agent for inhaled Administration
Explore our poster detailing the development of Opelconazole (PC945), an innovative inhaled antifungal for respiratory infections. With Orphan Drug, Fast Track, and Qualified Infectious Disease Product designations from the FDA, PC945 has shown remarkable potential, benefiting from a Phase 3 study initiated in 2022. This collaboration with Pulmocide showcases Sygnature Discovery’s medicinal chemistry expertise, led by Dr. Mihiro Sunose.
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Do current therapies target kidney inflammation?
Do current therapies target kidney inflammation?
At Sygnature Discovery, we specialise in the testing of anti-inflammatory therapies in…
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