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Expertise The C3D, Center for Drug Discovery and Development is an academic
drug discovery team created to fill the translational gap in oncolo-
• Hit identification gy between fundamental research and patients.
• Hit to Lead
• Preclinical pharmacology profiling
Target ID Target validation - Hit to lead - Candidate Clinic
• Toxicology
• Early-ADME
• Medicinal chemistry Basic Assay Hit Lead Preclinical
research development ID ID development
• Non regulatory and regulatory
preclinical development
C3D
Instrumentation
The aim of this platform is to
• Automated liquid handling develop drug discovery programs
(robotic platform TECAN EVO150) based on validated targets or bio-
• Multi-technology microplate readers logical pathways identified by basic
(96 – 384 wells) researchers. The mission of the
• HPLC chains coupled to mass C3D is thus to provide research
spectrometers teams with the means and tech-
• HP D300 dispenser for titration nical support to identify, charac-
(TECAN)
terize and develop new therapies
• Cell culture room
(antibodies or small molecules).
• HCS platform: operetta CLS Perkin
The C3D focuses on the early
Elmer
stages of exploratory research, up
until entry into clinical trials.
Chemical librairies
The C3D can support you:
• To mature your project
• Prestwick library, 1200 FDA approved
• To validate your target
compounds
• To manage your drug discovery
• Core library of 52 000 « drug like »
program from hits identification
compounds
up to the clinic
• Protein/protein inhibition library:
• To decipher the mechanism
13 000 compounds
of action of your compound
• Natural like compounds: 1200
• To validate your biomarker
• Kinase library (approved or under
development drugs): 590 compounds
Approaches:
• New chemical entity
development
• Drug repurposing
• Combo screening
Project management
Stéphane Giraud
– Scientific director and manager of the platform
Stéphane Giraud
CENTRE LÉON BERARD
Cheney B building, 3rd floor
28, rue Laënnec - F-69008 Lyon Submission form and more infos:
stephane.giraud@lyon.unicancer.fr www.cancer-research-lyon.com