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garrett m. morris

University of Oxford

Oxford, United Kingdom

Specialty Chief Editor

Drug Discovery in Bioinformatics
amit anand

jss college of pharmacy

Ootacamund, India

Associate Editor

Drug Discovery in Bioinformatics
stalin antony

Institute of Fundamental and Frontier Sciences, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

Chengdu, China

Associate Editor

Drug Discovery in Bioinformatics
david ascher

The University of Queensland

Brisbane, Australia

Associate Editor

Drug Discovery in Bioinformatics

Drug Discovery in Bioinformatics

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Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

garrett m. morris

amit anand

stalin antony

david ascher

Articles

A microbe–drug association prediction model based on graph attention networks and rotation forest

IN SILICO AND IMMUNOINFORMATIC APPROACH TO DESIGN A MULTI-EPITOPE MRNA VACCINE TARGETING ALL MAJOR HUMAN-INFECTING GENOTYPES OF HEPATITIS E VIRUS

Design and in silico evaluation of Thiazole–Isoxazole hybrids as PPARγ-Targeted antidiabetic agents

Integration of Resolving Topological Indices and ADMET Analysis with MCDM Methods (TOPSIS and SAW) for Ranking Breast Cancer Therapeutics

Research Topics

Volume II: Methods, Tools and Algorithms in Drug Discovery Bioinformatics

Insights in Drug Discovery in Bioinformatics

Bioinformatics for One Health Surveillance: AMR and Zoonotic Threats

Multimodal Foundation Models for Target ID and Lead Optimization