July 2002
Infinite Drug Diversity
New chemical-synthesis methods help researchers build more varied and complex drug candidates.
By Erika Jonietz
The genomics revolution has provided innumerable potential targets for new drugs. But many of these disease-causing proteins seem to be "undruggable": companies can't find compounds that inhibit them. Into this breach comes Boston startup Infinity Pharmaceuticals, which plans to use new chemical-synthesis methods to build more varied and complex drug candidates than have previously been possible.
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