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DeepCure announces breakthrough robotic synthesis for turning complex drugs into testable molecules
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AI Drug Discovery

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May 28, 2024

DeepCure announces breakthrough robotic synthesis for turning complex drugs into testable molecules

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  • AI-powered small-molecule drug developer DeepCure has announced a chemical synthesis breakthrough in its proprietary Inspired Chemistry platform, which is designed to automatically synthesize thousands of complex molecules simultaneously, such as multiple chiral centers.

  • The platform is available to early access partners, enabling researchers to synthesize and test more diverse and complex molecule designs rapidly. A recent study has demonstrated the synthesizing of nirmatrelvir, an orally active 3C-like protease inhibitor, and 56 analogs parallelly in a robot-driven workflow. Key features of the product include AI-driven software for small-molecule design, the use of common laboratory instruments and robots, and the capacity to handle about 28 different reaction types currently. 

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