MetaDrug™

Compound Based Pathway Analysis, System Chemical Biology


MetaDrug™ is a unique systems pharmacology platform designed for evaluation of biological effects of small molecule compounds on the human body, with bioinformatics applications from toxicogenomics to translational medicine. MetaDrug™ helps to solve such problems as drug’s mechanism of action, toxicity and off-target effects, deduced from the structure and any kind of supplementary toxicogenomics data. The product is intended to be used by medicinal chemists and biologists active in pre-clinical areas of high content and high throughput screening, bioassays, hit-to-lead libraries, lead optimization, PK and toxicogenomics, with the eventual goal being practical applications in translational medicine and more. MetaDrug™ is available in two business models:

  • Web portal access — Named or concurrent licenses that provide access to the GeneGo’s secure server using the Internet protected by Verisign, enabling convenient and secured compound based pathway analysis and toxicogenomics research.
  • Enterprise solution — Installation of MetaDrug™ behind the customer’s firewall. MetaDrug™ becomes part of the intranet network and can be used as an internal bioinformatics system for toxicogenomics research, compound based pathway analysis and other applications. In house installation gives customers hierarchical access to accounts, group sharing, and behind-the-firewall data exchange security

Product highlights

  • Evaluates potential indications, off-target effects, mechanism of action, toxicity starting with structures or OMICs data
  • Compares and ranks compounds based on biological effects and toxicity
  • Predicts human metabolites based on empirical rules
  • Contains over 70 QSAR models for activity, toxicity and metabolism. Builds custom QSAR models
  • Works on a manually curated database of over 600,000 biologically active compounds; 65,000 human, mice and rat proteins and over 500,000 protein-compound interactions

Applications

  • Drug repositioning
  • Compound prioritization
  • Compound profiling
  • Hit-to-lead optimization
  • Drug comparison to competitor’s
  • Toxicogenomics studies

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