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Poster presented at the 25th North American ISSX meeting on Synthesis and Characterization of the Human Metabolites of the Echinocandin Drug Rezafungin by Microbial Biotransformation.
Poster presented on Structural Identification and Synthesis of the Acyl Glucuronide of the Macrolide Mcl-1 Inhibitor AZD5991 at Drug Discovery Chemistry 2023.
Poster presented by Julia Shanu-Wilson on “Oxidized Metabolites and Unusual Conjugates of AZD9496 formed by microbial biotransformation” at the ISSX/MDO 2022 meeting in Seattle, September 2022.
Poster on “PolyCYPs: Biocatalytic Tools for the Optimisation of Drug Leads” presented at the RSC Chemistry Meets Biology Meeting in London, September 2022.
Poster presented by Liam Evans at Drug Discovery Chemistry 2022 on “Routes for Synthesis of Metabolites of Ruxolitinib and Epacadostat”, April 2022.
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