Inventory and notebook links.
Compound and biology inventory, aliquots, constructs and linked notebook entries help connect the experiment to the materials behind it.
Import a reader file, map the experiment and fit the response. Keep the run with its compound and target so your team can find it again.
Book a demoBring in native plate-reader exports and map the experiment in a visual plate designer.
Run end-point dose-response analysis, kinetic time-course analysis and grouped compilation workflows without losing the original context.
Levenberg–Marquardt fitting with an analytic Jacobian, parameter standard errors and 95% confidence intervals. In-app methodology pages explain the algorithms, assumptions and failure modes. Statistical tests include Welch’s t-test, ANOVA and non-parametric alternatives.
Research-use and validation informationExplore the chemistry alongside the pharmacology. Core structure calculations run in your browser using RDKit WebAssembly.
Organise runs by compound, target and biosensor. Work in a personal sandbox, share with a project and publish approved records to your organisation.
Share project data through read-only, attributed mirrors between organisations. Either side can revoke a mirror.
Compound and biology inventory, aliquots, constructs and linked notebook entries help connect the experiment to the materials behind it.
Ligara supports browser-based analysis and desktop workflows. Book a demo to confirm the deployment and access arrangements for your team.
Local ADMET sidecars are separate from the core analysis. The Discovery engine is a proof of concept, not a validated discovery service.
Use a synthetic or anonymised plate export to walk through import, mapping and analysis. We’ll discuss access and deployment for your team.
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