Computer-generated mimetics with endostatin coordinates
CA 2315058 A1 · Owner: Hohenester, Erhard · Inventors: Timpl, Rupert; Hohenester, Erhard; Olsen, Bjorn R.
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A detailed map of atomic coordinates of active mammalian endostatin is used in a computer-based method to identify mimics having endostatin coordinates. Based on the coordinates, the computer will identify compounds having atomic coordinates with non-trivial similarity to selected coordinates of atoms of a mammalian endostatin. The method includes: a) providing a library of atomic coordinates of compounds in a library of candidate compounds; b) comparing the library atomic coordinates to the selected coordinates of a mammalian endostatin; and c) selecting from the library at least one candidate compound on the basis of selection criteria which include similarities between the …
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