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Making disordered proteins druggable

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We are a UK-based not-for-profit Focused Research Organisation (FRO) committed to improving patient outcomes by turning disordered proteins into viable drug targets.

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Many incurable diseases involve biomolecules called ‘disordered proteins’ – considered ‘undruggable’ by the mainstream pharmaceutical industry.

These disordered proteins continuously change their three-dimensional shapes and lack long-lived sites with which drug-molecules can interact. Our mission is to make disordered proteins druggable. We are screening millions of disordered protein/drug-molecule pairs to learn the rules of drugging disordered proteins.

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Building on our expertise and working with academic and industrial partners, we are leveraging cutting-edge biology, engineering, and AI to deliver new drugs and tools.

We are building comprehensive datasets of disordered protein-drug interactions to create public assets to fuel AI models and accelerate the discovery process. To accomplish this in a manner for maximum societal benefit, we have established a Focused Research Organisation (FRO), a fully-independent not-for-profit entity dedicated to this goal.

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Solving the Puzzle Faster: How We’re Helping Scientists Decode Disordered Proteins with SpinForecast

Bind Research Blog SpinForecast is an open-access tool that accelerates NMR backbone assignment for intrinsically disordered proteins and regions, helping researchers move from raw spectra to biological insight and decision-making faster. Built by Bind Research in collaboration with University College London, SpinForecast helps remove one of the biggest bottlenecks in characterising  challenging proteins central to […]

21 Sep 2026

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We are onboarding partners in charities, the pharmaceutical industry, technology, academia and more. Please reach out!

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