虚拟研究机构中的化合物管理:可靠的 MMV 发现引擎的基石。

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS ACS Applied Bio Materials Pub Date : 2024-06-10 DOI:10.1016/j.slasd.2024.100168
Anna Adam, Elodie Chenu, Dominique Besson
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尽管为根除疟疾做出了努力,但最新估计显示,疟疾病例数仍在上升,疟疾继续对人们的健康和生计造成破坏性影响,尤其是在撒哈拉以南非洲地区1。作为产品开发合作伙伴关系(PDP),MMV疟疾新药研发公司(MMV Medicines for Malaria Venture,简称MMV)利用公共资金和慈善资金与制药行业和学术研究机构合作,发现、开发和提供控制和根除疟疾所需的新药,从而发挥了至关重要的作用。MMV Discovery 与合作伙伴合作,开发了一个强大的分子管线和一个可靠的发现引擎,能够支持从筛选到候选提名的研究项目,提供进入专业中心的机会,并评估分子的概况和潜力。为有效支持这一疟疾发现工作,MMV 及其合作伙伴建立了一个最先进的化合物管理网络,为所有发现活动提供支持。该网络既服务于发现项目,也服务于开放式创新计划(如 MMV Open),根据不同的项目目标定制工作流程。除此之外,MMV 还实施了可靠的集成物流工具和接口。这些工具能够有效管理和跟踪项目化合物的单个未溶解(干)样品,以及指定用于疟疾和其他被忽视疾病初筛的专用溶解化合物库。
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Compound management in a virtual research organization: The cornerstone of a reliable MMV discovery engine

Despite the efforts towards malaria eradication, latest estimates show that the number of malaria cases is still rising, and malaria continues to have a devastating impact on people's health and livelihoods particularly in populations located in sub-Saharan Africa 1. As a Product Development Partnership (PDP), MMV Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) plays a crucial role by using public and philanthropic funds to engage the pharmaceutical industry and academic research institutions to discover, develop and deliver the new drugs needed to control and eradicate malaria. MMV Discovery, working with partners, has developed a robust pipeline of molecules and a reliable discovery engine able to support research projects from screening to candidate nomination, providing access to centers of expertise and evaluating the profile and potential of molecules. To efficiently support this malaria discovery effort, MMV and its partners have established a state-of-the-art compound management network, supporting all discovery activities. This network serves both discovery projects and open innovation initiatives, such as MMV Open, tailoring workflows to align with distinct project objectives. In addition to this, MMV has implemented reliable integrated logistic tools and interfaces. These tools enable the efficient management and tracking of individual not solubilized (dry) samples of project compounds, as well as dedicated, solubilized libraries of compounds designated for primary screens targeting malaria and other neglected diseases.

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