Issue 4, 2024

AiZynth impact on medicinal chemistry practice at AstraZeneca

Abstract

AstraZeneca chemists have been using the AI retrosynthesis tool AiZynth for three years. In this article, we present seven examples of how medicinal chemists using AiZynth positively impacted their drug discovery programmes. These programmes run the gamut from early-stage hit confirmation to late-stage route optimisation efforts. We also discuss the different use cases for which AI retrosynthesis tools are best suited.

Graphical abstract: AiZynth impact on medicinal chemistry practice at AstraZeneca

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Article information

Article type
Opinion
Submitted
20 Nov. 2023
Accepted
15 Febr. 2024
First published
16 Febr. 2024

RSC Med. Chem., 2024,15, 1085-1095

AiZynth impact on medicinal chemistry practice at AstraZeneca

J. D. Shields, R. Howells, G. Lamont, Y. Leilei, A. Madin, C. E. Reimann, H. Rezaei, T. Reuillon, B. Smith, C. Thomson, Y. Zheng and R. E. Ziegler, RSC Med. Chem., 2024, 15, 1085 DOI: 10.1039/D3MD00651D

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