Computer Aided Drug Delivery Systems

Drug discovery is a set of procedures that, when followed, result in the identification of drug molecules that are effective in treating or controlling disease targets. It all starts with a vast number of chemical compounds being screened to find the best disease targets. It necessitates knowledge of the drug receptor's structure so that drug molecules can be tailored to the binding site. Computer-aided drug design (CADD) is an ever-evolving scientific field with various elements. Computer-aided drug design (CADD) is a fascinating and diverse field in which applied and basic research collide and stimulate one another. Quantum mechanics and molecular modelling research such as structure-based drug design, ligand-based drug design, database searching, and binding affinity based on biological target information form the theoretical foundation of CADD. Any drug delivery system's purpose is to deliver a therapeutic amount of medicine to the appropriate spot in the body in order to establish and then maintain the correct drug concentration quickly. As a result, the drug delivery system should supply the drug at a rate determined by the body's needs during the treatment time.

• Molecular Docking
• Molecular Dynamic Simulation
• Ligand-Based Drug Design
• Pharmacophore Modelling
• Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSARs)
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)