Otava, Ltd - synthetic organic compounds for research and drug discovery
Otava, Ltd - synthetic organic compounds for research and drug discovery
General Fragments Library

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The central purpose of this specially designed Fragment Library is to provide

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OTAVA Covalent Inhibitors Library

OTAVA Covalent Inhibitors Library

The OTAVA Covalent Inhibitors Library is a meticulously curated collection of small-molecule covalent inhibitors, each designed to form stable, often irreversible, bonds with target proteins. These compounds feature nucleophile-sensitive functional groups that enable precise and selective inhibition, making them powerful tools in modern drug discovery.

Covalent inhibitors are widely recognized for their enhanced potency, prolonged target engagement, and unique therapeutic advantages, particularly in oncology, infectious diseases, neurodegenerative disorders, and enzyme-related conditions. By forming covalent interactions with critical amino acid residues such as cysteine, serine, lysine, and histidine, these compounds provide long-lasting inhibition that can overcome resistance mechanisms and improve drug efficacy.

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Catalogs & Booklets
This section contains information on current OTAVAchemicals products and services (downloadable files in PDF format).



 
Peptidomimetic Libraries

Peptidomimetic LibrariesThe interaction of proteins are critical to nearly all biological processes, including cellular signaling [1]. We offer special screening Peptidomimetic Libraries: β-Turn Peptidomimetic Library containing synthetic compounds which mimic beta-turns of proteins and a-Helix Peptidomimetic Library of compounds mimic alpha-helixes of proteins. These libraries are intended for research and drug discovery projects focused on protein-protein interactions.

 

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iPPI Focused Libraries

Protein-Protein Interaction Focused LibrariesTargeting protein protein interaction (PPI) is a new challenge to current drug discovery. Due to growing interest in PPI inhibitors we represent focused compound libraries covering chemical space of PPI inhibitors.

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