Combinatorial chemistry, also known as combichem, is a technique used in drug discovery to create libraries of structurally related compounds. A library is generated by synthesis with a chemical reactor system or by computer-based modeling of compound combinations. When undertaking combinatorial chemistry consider reagents, buffers, resins and standards.
Structurally diverse pre-plated diversity set with high-scoring chemical features created using compounds from ChemBridge's CORE Library screening compound stock and ChemBridge's EXPRESS-Pick Collection screening compound stock.
Nuclear receptor-directed selection from ChemBridge's CORE Library screening compound stock.
Pre-selected SAR set composed of compounds from ChemBridge's CORE Library screening compound stock.
Ion channel-directed selection from ChemBridge's CORE Library screening compound stock.
FRX100 is an entry level set-up designed to give users an introduction to flow chemistry with the ability to produce relatively large amounts of material. FRX100 combines the performance of the FRX pumps with a 4ml tube reactor which is small enough to do reaction development but large enough to run preparative experiments. The system is completed with a pressure controller, which gives the possibility of operation above solve…
Custom peptide microarray with up to 5,500 different peptides printed in duplicate
Antibody cross-reactivity analysis using the PEPperCHIP® Humane Epitome Microarray with all epitopes of the Immune Epitope Database with the host “human”
Selected cancer related antigens translated into 15 amino acid peptides printed in duplicate
Flavivirus-specific selected antigens translated into 15 amino acid peptides printed in duplicate
Whole Zika virus proteome of two different strains as overlapping linear peptides
3,760 linear B-cell epitopes of 196 different pathogens
