Analogue Overview

Analogues are similar substances or compounds that have a similar chemical structure to another substance. Analogues are often used in drug design and development to mimic the effects of existing drugs or to improve upon their properties. Analogues can also be used in environmental and industrial applications where a specific property or function is desired but the original compound may not be desirable or accessible.
The Analogs Overview provides a comprehensive overview of the use of analogues in various fields including drug design, environmental sciences, and industrial applications. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using analogues, the techniques used to identify and synthesize analogues, and the regulatory considerations associated with analogue use. The Overview also provides examples of successful analogue development and highlights the potential for future developments in this area.