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Chemical Genomics Core Facility - Library

Commercial Library:

  • This collection consists of a total of about 170,000 compounds obtained from ChemDiv (Chemical Diversity Labs, Inc.), and ChemBridge (ChemBridge Corporation)
  • They are structurally diverse, pharmacophore-rich collections of drug-like small molecules
  • Compounds generally obey Lipinski’s “rule of five” and demonstrate good ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion) profiles
  • Purity of the compounds is typically greater than 90%

All the library compounds were dissolved in DMSO and diluted in water, and were formatted in 384 well plates ready for screen.

NCI Libraries: NCI01 and NCI 02

  • The NCI01 library consists of 1,990 compounds selected from the NCI open collection of 140,00 compounds
  • Compounds were selected based upon drug-likeness
  • Library includes a challenge set of 57 compounds
  • Novel structural types show unusual patterns of cell line sensitivity and resistance
  • The NCI02 library consists of 879 compounds representing structural diversity

For more information about these libraries: Developmental Therapeutics Program at the NCI.

Compound collection is an on-going process, and new compounds will be added to our collection from both in-house synthesis and commercial acquisition.