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Joint paper published by scientists at Hypha Discovery and the Dundee Drug Discovery Unit on use of PolyCYPs enzymes for late-stage functionalization of biologically relevant compounds active against a range of pathogens.
This joint paper by scientists at Janssen and Hypha describes biosynthesis and structure assignment of a major hydroxylated metabolite of the orexin-1 receptor antagonist JNJ-61393215. PolyCYPs enzymes were instrumental in achieving synthesis of gram amounts of the metabolite.
This joint paper published by scientists at Repare Therapeutics, BioAgilytix and Hypha Discovery is the first report of a N-glucuronide metabolite of camonsertib formed in human hepatocyte incubations. The structure of the metabolite was elucidated by NMR after scale-up using microbial biotransformation to produce the N-glucuronide.
In this open access review in Drug Discovery Today we look at the why, when and how metabolites of small-molecule drugs are synthesised from the perspective of a specialist CRO.
A paper describing the mammoth joint effort exploring simple diarylimidazoles as antibiotics in the fight against MRSA is now published in ACS Infectious Diseases. Hypha were pleased to be able to contribute a small part in the project by helping with Metabolite ID.
It’s now been shown that metabolites of ivermectin contribute to its anti-parasitic activity. This paper describes the first time the mosquito-lethal effect of ivermectin metabolites on Anopheles survival has been investigated in an in vitro system. Hypha made the elusive O-demethylated metabolites needed for this study.
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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.