Think Bioscience extends Seed Round to accelerate pocket-finding platform
Think Bioscience welcomes new investor YK Bioventures and drug discovery veteran
Ultimately, the biochemical properties of any small-molecule drug are constrained by its binding site, a pocket on its protein target. Despite advances in computational chemistry and structural biology, new functional pockets remain challenging to find. Think's pocket-finding process programs microbes to build small molecules that bind to functional pockets, and they use these pockets to find hits in drug-like space. They have extended their platform technology to a striking variety of targets such as protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs), kinases (PTKs), proteases, and GTPases.
"Nature has endowed living systems with an extraordinary ability to build potent bioactive compounds, usually to fulfill important ecological functions, such as defense," said Dr.
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About Think Bioscience
Think Bioscience is reimagining synthetic biology by using living systems to guide the design and assembly of better medicines. The company programs microbes to build small molecules that bind to functional pockets, and they use these pockets to find hits in drug-like space. The platform technology has been expanded to protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs), kinases (PTKs), proteases, and GTPases. Learn more about us at www.thinkbioscience.com.
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