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Enzyme Inhibition Pharmacology: The Hidden Gatekeepers of GPCR Drug Discovery
Before your GPCR ligand ever meets its receptor, it meets the enzymes that determine whether it survives long enough to act. Recognizing, predicting, and leveraging these interactions is the essence of enzyme inhibition pharmacology—the framework that connects molecular survival to clinical success.

Terry's Desk
2 hours ago5 min read


Fluorescence Polarization in GPCR Research
The ability to identify compounds that interact with molecular targets involved in disease pathways is where the development of new...

Lucía from Celtarys Research
Aug 273 min read


Is Your GPCR Drug Discovery Program Built for Breakthroughs or Breakdowns?
This fundamental disconnect between the lab and the boardroom is precisely where programs get stuck—not because of bad science, but because companies find themselves throwing more money and people at problems that could be solved with better systems. This reactive approach, driven by a "go fast" mindset, burns through precious capital and time, leaving both scientific teams and investors frustrated.

Yamina's Corner
Aug 54 min read


Why Kinetics Matter More Than Kd in GPCR Drug Discovery
Welcome GPCR Fans, Every discovery-phase decision you make shapes your entire pipeline trajectory—and understanding when equilibrium...

Dr. GPCR News
Jul 244 min read


From GPCR Data Chaos to Decisive Action
Is Your GPCR Program Slowing Down—Even With Good Data? You’re not alone. Most teams don’t stall because the science is weak. They stall...

Yamina's Corner
Jul 83 min read


Pharmacologic Models
In Terry Kenakin’s latest foundational lesson from Terry’s Corner, he unpacks the art and science of pharmacologic modeling. This isn’t just theory—it's the essential framework used to interpret experimental data, anticipate system-wide drug effects, and design smarter trials.

Terry's Desk
Jul 81 min read


Accelerating GPCR Drug Discovery
Why I Started GPCR Consulting You've got great data. You've got brilliant scientists. But your GPCR program still isn't moving at the...

Yamina's Corner
Jun 302 min read
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