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Poster
Phenotypic & Targeted: Novel approaches to drug discovery
o2h Discovery has enhanced its biology expertise across therapeutic areas in Cambridge, UK, and Ahmedabad, India, utilizing advanced platforms to support
all stages of preclinical drug discovery, from target validation, hit identification through to lead optimisation and IND enabling. Our Integrated Drug Discovery
(IDD) approach combines biology, chemistry, and ADME capabilities to accelerate the design-make-test-analyze cycles. Our experienced biologists develop
customizable assays to support potency-to-efficacy translation and mechanism-of-action characterization, with seamless collaboration between our UK and
India teams. Specializing in small molecule drug discovery, we bring in-depth expertise in target biology, providing valuable insights that drive progress in
complex biology projects across a broad range of therapeutic areas.
28 Oct 2026
Poster
ChameLogK: A Rapid, High-Throughput Assay to Assess Bioavailability of Beyond Rule of Five Compounds
ChameLogK is a cutting-edge method for measuring chameleonicity, a vital factor in assessing cell permeability propensity of small molecules, including
‘Beyond Rule-of-Five’ such as PROTACs, macrocycles and peptides. Chameleonicity is ability of molecules to conformationally adapt to their environment,
driven by intramolecular hydrogen bonds; ChameLogK combines lipophilicity (BRlogD) and polarity (Δlog kw
IAM) descriptors. Leveraging literature methods,
o2h has developed a reliable, high-throughput platform to rapidly and inexpensively measure chameleonicity, accelerating optimization of Beyond Rule-ofFive therapeutic compounds
6 Sep 2025
Poster
An array of Targeted Degradation approaches offered as a part of integrated drug discovery services
Explore how o2h Discovery applies a PROTAC-like approach to RNA-targeted drug discovery. Our expertise in small molecule design, assay development, and RIBOTACs enables the creation of novel RNA degraders for next-generation therapeutics.
4 Feb 2025