Identificaci\'on de nuevos medicamentos a trav\'es de m\'etodos computacionales

Resumen: El desarrollo de nuevos medicamentos es un problema complejo que carece de una soluci\'on \'unica y autom\'atica desde un punto de vista computacional, debido a la carencia de programas que permitan manejar grandes vol\'umenes de informaci\'on que est\'an distribuidos a lo largo de todo el mundo entre m\'ultiples bases de datos. Por ello se describe una metodolog\'ia que permita realizar experimentos in silico para la identificaci\'on actual de nuevos medicamentos. Abstract: The development of new drugs is a problem that nowadays has no solution in terms of computational power due to the lack of software for handling the big volume of available information; besides, these data are stored in multiple formats and are distributed all around the world. To resolve that, a development of an in silico drug design methodology.

• Publication year

  2010

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  arXiv: Other Quantitative Biology

• Publication date

  2010-11-01

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  arXiv 1011.0449
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