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Metabolites of the FDA approved anti-fungal drug rezafungin were made by Hypha’s microbial biotransformation system.
Our Q1 2023 newsletter focusses on Hypha’s recombinant enzymes, in particular innovations to the PolyCYPs platform.
Our Q4 2022 newsletter focusses on synthesis of deuterated metabolites with case studies to illustrate biotransformation and chemical routes.
Hypha’s Q3 2022 newsletter highlights our new gut metabolites service and a case study featuring the production of amino acid conjugates by microbial biotransformation.
Hypha’s Q2 2022 newsletter features synthesis of GSH conjugates using PolyCYPs enzymes, metabolite purification case studies, and information on our late-stage oxidation kits.
Hypha’s new service for accessing API degradation products and impurities is featured in our Q1 2022 newsletter. Also highlighted is the CYP active site engineering our Recombinant Technologies Team have undertaken to further develop PolyCYPs enzymes.
In our Q4 2021 technical newsletter we describe how Hypha used PolyCYPs to help the Open Source Antibiotics team identify a drug metabolite.
We look at the synthesis of glucuronides and glucose conjugates in our Q3 2021 technical newsletter.
We discuss the synthesis of deuterated metabolites and purification of metabolites from complex mixtures in our Q2 2021 newsletter.
Frank will be giving a talk at the EFMC-ISMC 2021 meeting on “Integration of Biocatalysis into Medicinal Chemistry Programs for Late-Stage Oxidised Derivatives using PolyCYPs Enzymes”
We’re proud of our team for the recent successful delivery of a client project using Hypha’s One-Stop Metabolite Shop approach. Metabolites of two drug substances were provided, using microbial biotransformation for one drug compound and late-stage chemical synthesis for the other.
We always really appreciate receiving feedback from a client. This time we celebrate project success for Alkermes for whom we used our PolarExplorer platform to deliver novel hydroxylated derivatives of some of their lead compounds. PolarExplorer uses Hypha’s PolyCYPs enzymes to create multiple hydroxylated derivatives of drugs in parallel.
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Hypha Discovery is a UK-based CRO supporting pharmaceutical and agrochemical companies worldwide through the production of metabolites and new derivatives of drugs and agrochemicals in discovery and development.