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Modeling Cisplatin Hydrolysis with a Quantum Nanoreactor | QuantistryLab Reaction Discovery
Modeling Cisplatin Hydrolysis with a Quantum Nanoreactor | QuantistryLab Reaction Discovery
June 20, 2024
Studying chemical reactions is an essential step in the development of new molecules and materials, for all kinds of applications ranging from drug development to battery innovation. The quantum nanoreactor is a computational tool can simulate chemical reactions and identify the most likely products of the reaction. This virtual tool can complement experimental studies and accelerate the exploration of chemical compounds and their reactions.
In this use case, QuantistryLab's quantum nanoreactor feature was used to investigate the hydrolysis reaction that leads to the activation of cisplatin — the mechanism behind its anticancer properties.
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