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Nature 430, 113 (1 July 2004) | doi:10.1038/430113a
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Computational methods are being applied across the drug-development process from the earliest stages of drug design. "We're seeing a lot of companies who don't want to spend time and money on screening existing compound libraries," says Bart Wuurman, chief executive officer at De Novo Pharmaceuticals, a leading in silico drug-design company in Cambridge, UK.
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