Inductive Bio Connects ADMET Prediction Models to Claude for Drug Discovery

Jul 1, 2026
Inductive Bio has joined Anthropic's life sciences ecosystem and launched a connector that integrates its ADMET prediction models into Claude, allowing scientists to analyze drug properties directly within the AI assistant.

Inductive Bio announced in a press release that it has joined Anthropic's life sciences ecosystem and introduced a Model Context Protocol connector for Claude by Anthropic. The integration makes Inductive Bio's ADMET (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion, and Toxicity) prediction models available directly within Claude, giving drug discovery scientists access to predictive insights in their existing workflows.

The connector allows users of Claude and Claude Science to request on demand predictions for ADMET properties of chemical structures while reasoning about results through natural language. This feature enables scientists to evaluate how compounds behave in the body alongside other design considerations.

Inductive Bio's ADMET models have been independently validated, ranking first among more than 370 entries in the OpenADMET-ExpansionRx blind challenge. The company stated that chemical structures submitted through Claude are not stored or used to train its models. Researchers can also access Inductive Bio's broader suite of ADMET and pharmacokinetic models or request versions fine tuned to their own chemical datasets.

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