Aureus Pharma, a leading provider of knowledge management solutions
to accelerate discovery in the life sciences industry, today announced
that Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY) has renewed its license to
Aureus' AurSCOPE GPCR, and has also licensed Aureus' AurSCOPE
Kinase and Ion Channel Knowledge databases.
Aureus Pharma's target-family-based AurSCOPE knowledge
databases contain quantitative biological activity data which has been
mined from the scientific literature. By understanding existing
structure activity relationships, and the overall pharmacological space
associated with a target/ligand, researchers can better design and
prioritize experiments.
"We are very pleased that Bristol-Myers Squibb has chosen
Aureus Pharma as a partner for knowledge based drug discovery,"
commented Jason Theodosiou, CEO of Aureus Pharma. "Bristol-Myers
Squibb has been an important customer since 2002 and we regard their
renewal and license extension as confirmation that our knowledge
database solutions are meeting the needs of the world's leading
pharmaceutical companies."
About Aureus Pharma
Aureus Pharma headquartered in Paris, France is a privately held
knowledge management based solutions provider for the life sciences
industry. Aureus accelerates drug discovery by providing knowledge
databases which contain high quality quantitative information for both
chemistry and biology. Researchers gain rapid access to knowledge for
important drug target classes including GPCR, Ion Channel, Kinase as
well as other critical pharma topics including ADME/Drug-Drug
Interactions and the hERG Channel. The data contained in the Aureus
Pharma system is of importance to aid in lead discovery and optimization
as well as to build predictive models.
For more information, visit http://www.aureus-pharma.com.
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