Professor Steven Charlton, University of Nottingham, discusses the use of the Selcia Fragment Library in his oral presentation at the British Pharmacological Society Conference in London on Monday 11th December 2017.

In his presentation, entitled ‘Kinetic profiling of fragments at receptors using TR-FRET’,  he demonstrates that a TR-FRET assay for the dopamine D2 receptor group is a sensitive method for detecting low affinity fragment hits at a GPCR, allowing simultaneous determination of k_on, k_off and K_d. The fragment screen successfully identified fragments of known potent dopamine D2 receptor partial agonists and antagonists. For more information and to purchase the Selcia Fragment Library, which has measured purity and solubility, please see https://compoundcloud.bioascent.com/product/selcia-fragment-library/.