A Review On Computer-Aided Drug Design And Discovery
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A new drug's discovery and development are typically thought of as an extremely difficult process that requires a lot of time and resources. Therefore, to improve the effectiveness of the drug discovery and development process, computer-aided drug design methodologies are currently used extensively. Structure-based drug design and ligand-based drug design approaches are known as particularly effective and powerful techniques in the field of drug discovery and development, among other Computer aided drug design approaches that are considered promising techniques based on their necessity. These two approaches can be used in conjunction with molecular docking for lead identification and optimization in virtual screening. In recent years, the pharmaceutical industry and several academic fields have increasingly embraced computational methods to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of drug development. By the way of CADD we minimize the risks as well as save time and money and the CADD is more economical than others. This process is most valuable for future prospects.
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