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Drug Design Studio (DDS) 2.0: A Unified Platform for Network Pharmacology Integrated with Docking and Virtual Screening Workflow for Covalent/Non-Covalent Binders

2026-07-29

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Network pharmacology has become a central paradigm in modern drug discovery, replacing the reductionist "one drug, one target" view with a systems-level understanding of how compounds engage networks of proteins that are linked to disease. Despite its impact, a typical network-pharmacology study remains fragmented and technically demanding: researchers must query several independent databases, install and reconcil...

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74178c22-22d2-5064-b022-3ad3096e8b87
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10.20944/preprints202607.2122.v1
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