Recent developments in combinatorial organic synthesis
Recent developments in combinatorial organic synthesis
The level of sophistication of combinatorial synthesis continues to increase at a heady pace. Fairly complex target molecules are now being assembled combinatorially using a broad palette of organic reactions both in solution- and solid-phase. This review highlights academic and industrial examples of combinatorial synthesis published within the last year. Recent advances in small-molecule synthesis are outlined, ranging from simple acyclic scaffolds to complex natural products.
solid-phase synthesis, libraries, analogs, chemical biology, techniques and methods, toxicology, pharmaceutical science, drug discovery
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Ganesan, A.
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1 January 2002
Ganesan, A.
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Abstract
The level of sophistication of combinatorial synthesis continues to increase at a heady pace. Fairly complex target molecules are now being assembled combinatorially using a broad palette of organic reactions both in solution- and solid-phase. This review highlights academic and industrial examples of combinatorial synthesis published within the last year. Recent advances in small-molecule synthesis are outlined, ranging from simple acyclic scaffolds to complex natural products.
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Published date: 1 January 2002
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solid-phase synthesis, libraries, analogs, chemical biology, techniques and methods, toxicology, pharmaceutical science, drug discovery
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/19741
ISSN: 1359-6446
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