Webinars
Tune into our webinars
Hypha run webinars throughout the year. Our next webinar is on “PolyUGTs® Kits: A new tool for accessing glucuronides.”
Previous webinars listed below are available as recordings on request:
- Glucuronide metabolites, why bother?
- Hydroxylating drugs: Why bother?
- Development of PolyCYPs as part of a one-stop metabolite shop strategy
- Synthesis of drug metabolites: new reports from the benches
Please contact us to receive a link.
Webinars
PolyUGTs kits – new biocatalytic tools for accessing glucuronides
WEBINAR: PolyUGTs kits – new biocatalytic tools for accessing glucuronides Join us for a 30-minute live webinar on Thursday 15th May to learn about Hypha’s
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Synthesis of drug metabolites: new reports from the benches
Webinar: Synthesis of drug metabolites: new reports from the benches Hosted by Liam Evans and Julia Shanu-Wilson on Thursday 7th March, 2024. Join us for
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Development of PolyCYPs as part of a one-stop metabolite strategy
Join Dr Julia Shanu-Wilson and Dr Vincent Poon in this 30 minute live webinar on Wednesday 27th April to hear about the development of PolyCYPs
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One-Stop Metabolite Shop Webinar
If you missed our webinar on our One-stop Metabolite Shop: “New tools for metabolite synthesis: enhanced PolyCYPs+ kit and late-stage chemical glucuronidation“, please contact us
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Glucuronide Metabolites, Why Bother?
We recently enjoyed hosting some popular and interactive webinars on “Glucuronide Metabolites, Why Bother?” If you missed this webinar and would like a link to
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Hydroxylating drugs: why bother?
The latest webinar in Hypha’s popular “why bother” series – “Hydroxylating drugs: why bother?”– is now available as a recording. If you missed this webinar
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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.