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Drug Design 2 - Applied Bioinformatics Group

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Failure in Late Development<br />

• 90% of all drug candidates fail<br />

between discovery and<br />

introduc%on to the market<br />

• The late development phases are<br />

the most expensive phases<br />

• In a study from 1988, Pren%s et<br />

al. found that in more than 60%<br />

of the cases, poor<br />

pharmacokineDc (PK) or<br />

toxicological properDes were the<br />

cause<br />

Failure in Late Development<br />

31%<br />

Reason for Failure<br />

6%<br />

41%<br />

22%<br />

Market<br />

Toxicity<br />

PK<br />

Efficacy<br />

Prentis et al., Br. J. Clin. Pharmacol. 1988, 25, 387-396.<br />

• More recent studies find that this problem has changed since<br />

• Currently PK and bioavailability play a minor role<br />

• This is mostly due to improved tes%ng, but quite likely also due to<br />

improved computa%onal models for these proper%es<br />

• The problem of toxicity has increased as well, we will discuss<br />

methods for addressing this issue later<br />

Consequences for Discovery<br />

Biol.<br />

Data<br />

Lead ID<br />

• Restrict search space to candidates with good<br />

pharmacokineDc properDes<br />

Kola & Landis, Nat Rev <strong>Drug</strong> Discov. 2004;3(8):711-5.<br />

Target ID Lead ID Optimization Trials Approval<br />

• Exclude compounds with poor proper%es from virtual<br />

screening campaigns<br />

Lead opDmizaDon<br />

• Improve efficacy (µM ! nM)<br />

• Reduce side effects<br />

• Improve pharmacokineDcs

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