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MedChem Partners is a unique
medicinal chemistry service provider located in the metro Boston
area, offering comprehensive medicinal chemistry support to biotech,
pharmaceutical companies and universities engaged in drug discovery and
research. Our expertise in diverse therapeutic areas and chemotypes
covers all aspects of medicinal chemistry, from strategic planning
to hit evaluation and validation to lead optimization and
pre-clinical development. We can provide assistance from initial
Project evaluation and resource allocation, through compound
selection and testing, to lead optimization, and into pre-clinical
development. At MedChem Partners, our scientists are familiar with
the fast-paced environment, short time frames and unique challenges
encountered in research and drug discovery. We can help our
customers initiate and accelerate their research and drug discovery
programs and tailor our services to their unique expectations and
needs.
Our Philosophy
MedChem Partners was formed by a group of medicinal chemists with
extensive experience in the drug discovery and development industry.
Many of our staff have worked at start-up companies from the earliest
stages, and have seen first hand almost every aspect of drug discovery
and development. We have worked at small resource-limited companies
and understand the tight timelines and unique challenges associated
with them. Above all, we are medicinal
chemists who love the challenge of drug discovery. We enjoy working
together to help you address and overcome the challenges unique to
your project. We can provide medicinal chemistry problem-solving and
assistance at any stage of your project, from the initial proposal
through pre-clinical development and into IND preparation. We pride
ourselves on our flexibility and ability to deliver high quality
support and/or material on time and within budget. At MedChem
Partners, we are committed to forming solid relationships with our
clients with the goal of becoming an integral part of your research
and development team.
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