We invite you to attend the 4th GPCR in Drug Discovery Conference, which will take place September 14-15, 2016 in Boston, MA. G protein-coupled receptors are the largest family of protein receptors and account for one of the largest classes for drug targets currently in the market. Continued breakthrough and insights into the structural biology of GPCRs have opened up greater potential of this target class to impact drug discovery and renewed interest in this field.
The landscape for drug discovery has changed drastically over the past few years: private and public partnerships are changing how research is being done, researchers are using 3D model systems in hopes of improving clinical outcomes, and emerging target classes are changing traditional conceptions of the drug discovery process.
Leaders in the field will share about advances in topics such as GPCRs in diseases, approaches to GPCR signaling, and biased signaling. Join us as we discuss basic biology to translational research in the field of GPCRs and gather for dedicated networking sessions with colleagues from academia and industry.
Session Topics:
GPCR Chemical Biology & Novel Molecular Probes
Allosteric Modulators & Biased Signaling
GPCR Signaling Pathways & Mechanisms
GPCR Structure & Dynamics
GPCR in Disease
We hope to see you there!