Kinetic profiling of drug binding to its target reveals important mechanistic parameters including drug-target residence time. In this chapter, we focus on global progress curve analysis as a convenient method for kinetic profiling. Detailed guidelines with pros and cons for various experimental designs and data analysis are provided. Kinetic profiling of Boceprevir and Telaprevir is illustrated.
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