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* [http://www.bio21.org/group-leaders/bio-chemistry/stuart-ralph Ralph Group], Bio21, Melbourne | * [http://www.bio21.org/group-leaders/bio-chemistry/stuart-ralph Ralph Group], Bio21, Melbourne | ||
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* [http://www.monash.edu.au/research/profiles/profile.html?sid=2143&pid=3154 Charman Group], Monash University | |||
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Revision as of 21:23, 31 October 2012
A hub for global efforts in open source drug discovery for malaria. If you are interested in open source drug discovery and would like to do something to combat malaria, then:
- Get an OpenWetWare account
- Edit this and other pages.
- Contribute to current projects (below) or even start new ones!
Current Projects
There are lots of things needed, but the main thing is experimental input. If you're a scientist with access to a lab, open source drug discovery needs you. If you want to know what open source drug discovery is, go here. For anyone new to the project here is a short guide to using the Electronic Lab Notebook.
Currently there are three active projects on-going:
- GSK arylpyrrole series - plus a human-readable summary of the current project status.
- GSK Triazolourea Singleton
- GSK Amino-thienopyrimidine Series
Project entries will be listed at link in above menu.
Current Participants
Medicinal Chemistry
- Todd Group at the University of Sydney
- Medicines for Malaria Venture
- Sanjay Batra at CDRI India
- OSDDm project at OSDD CDRI
Biology
- Avery Group at Discovery Biology, Griffith University
- Ralph Group, Bio21, Melbourne
- GSK Tres Cantos, Spain
- Charman Group, Monash University
Discussion
This is a wiki, meaning it's meant as a site for how projects are going. For discussion try The Synaptic Leap, or the project's Google+ page, and for updates try the Twitter feed and Facebook Page. If you would like access to the Twitter or G+ accounts because you've become a member of the project please email OSDD.Malaria@gmail.com.
Relevant papers are available in the Mendeley group, to which anyone can add.
