CHEMISTRY
The DNA-encoded chemical library technology opens new possibilities for the development of novel conventional drugs and enables the generation of small molecule targeting agents with antibody-like properties in a more cost-effective way.
Philochem owns proprietary technologies and large DNA-encoded chemical libraries containing more than one billion compounds. These libraries are being used both for in-house discovery activities and for partnered programs.
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