Our algorithm has a high probability to predict compounds that will elicit an intended outcome in cells (or models)
because we use ligands’ biological activities for a specific target, or actual hits of each bioassay.
BEAR
Bioactive compound Enrichment by Assay Repositioning
The underlying idea, Assay Repositioning, is that if ligands of a given drug-target are significantly similar to active hits of a bioassay, and the bioassay had not been performed for the given drug-target (or related family targets), the bioassay can re-used to predict a new candidate drug. We have devised own algorithm including formulas. KR 10-1684742, US 10,418,129, Subsequent patent application No. 10-2021-0010022
BACoN
BioActivtity based Compound Network
We constructed a large-scale compound network according to a degree of similar bioactivity patterns between two different compounds, and given a drug-target and its ligand, the compound with the most similar bioactivity pattern to the ligands would be predicted as a new candidate. KR 10-1709846