Molecular Biological Studies

Molecular biology is the study of the content, structure, and interactions of cellular molecules – such as nucleic acids and proteins – that carry out the biological processes that are required for the cell's functioning and maintenance. Scientific advancements in various areas are expanding our understanding of biological systems and how they relate to human disease. Medicinal chemistry is one of the most important factors in the development of new medications, since the design and synthesis of novel molecules has resulted in the development of numerous drugs. Chemical biology has developed as a major contributor to the knowledge of biological systems and is becoming a vital aspect of drug discovery, as it sits at the intersection of many fields. Bringing chemistry and biology closer together and blurring the distinctions between disciplines is opening up new avenues for probing and understanding biology; both disciplines play critical roles and must join forces and collaborate efficiently to maximise their influence. The full potential of chemical and molecular biology will then be realised, resulting in the discovery of transformational medications to treat patients.

• Biological Targets
• Chemical biology
• Chemical Probes to Study Biological Systems
• Molecular Analysis