Structure Classified Libraries
Different product structures determine different functions. For example, compounds with covalent reactive groups can bind irreversibly to target through covalent bonds which can lead to the development of highly selective inhibitors and overcome drug resistance. Nucleoside and nucleotide analogues can mimic their physiological counterparts and subsequently be incorporated into DNA and RNA to inhibit cellular division and viral replication. Nucleoside and nucleotide analogues can be used to inhibit cancer cell growth, viral replication as well as other indications.
According to different product structures, MCE carefully prepared several libraries classified by structures, such as Covalent Screening Library, Macrocyclic Compound Library, Nucleotide Compound Library, etc.
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Cyclic Peptide Library100 compoundsHY-L110
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Peptide Library2,647 compoundsHY-L105
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Nucleotide Compound Library593 compoundsHY-L044
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Lipid Compound Library2,028 compoundsHY-L043
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Glycoside Compound Library921 compoundsHY-L042
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Heterocyclic Compound Library6,553 compoundsHY-L138
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Macrocyclic Compound Library468 compoundsHY-L041
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Covalent Screening Library Plus6,121 compoundsHY-L036P
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Covalent Screening Library1,618 compoundsHY-L036
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Peptidomimetic Library370 compoundsHY-L033
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Cysteine Targeted Covalent Library5,267 compoundsHY-L153
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Boronic Acid Compound Library165 compoundsHY-L167
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Peptide Compound Library867 compoundsHY-L105S
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Dipeptide Compound Library72 compoundsHY-L255
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Fatty Acids Compound Library417 compoundsHY-L182
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Ionizable Lipid Compound Library93 compoundsHY-L251
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Cysteine Targeted Covalent Fragment Library3,728 compoundsHY-L154