Abstract
The integration of computational resources and chemoinformatics has revolutionized translational health research. It has offered a powerful set of tools for accelerating drug discovery. This chapter overviews the computational resources and chemoinformatics methods used in translational health research. The resources and methods can be used to analyze large datasets, identify potential drug candidates, predict drug-target interactions, and optimize treatment regimens. These resources have the potential to transform the drug discovery process and foster personalized medicine research. We discuss insights into their various applications in translational health and emphasize the need for addressing challenges, promoting collaboration, and advancing the field to fully realize the potential of these tools in transforming healthcare.
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