Structure Classified Libraries
The structural features of small molecules influence their biological activities and mechanisms of action. For example, covalent compounds act by forming covalent bonds with target proteins, whereas nucleoside and nucleotide analogs interfere with nucleic acid synthesis or nucleotide metabolism.
MCE offers compound libraries classified by structural class, including covalent compound libraries, nucleoside and nucleotide analog libraries, and peptide libraries to support drug discovery.
MCE offers compound libraries classified by structural class, including covalent compound libraries, nucleoside and nucleotide analog libraries, and peptide libraries to support drug discovery.
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Cyclic Peptide Library100 compoundsHY-L110
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Peptide Library2,706 compoundsHY-L105
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Nucleotide Compound Library594 compoundsHY-L044
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Lipid Compound Library2,054 compoundsHY-L043
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Glycoside Compound Library912 compoundsHY-L042
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Heterocyclic Compound Library6,519 compoundsHY-L138
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Macrocyclic Compound Library471 compoundsHY-L041
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Covalent Screening Library Plus6,135 compoundsHY-L036P
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Covalent Screening Library1,613 compoundsHY-L036
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Peptidomimetic Library371 compoundsHY-L033
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Cysteine Targeted Covalent Library5,322 compoundsHY-L153
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Boronic Acid Compound Library169 compoundsHY-L167
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Peptide Compound Library869 compoundsHY-L105S
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Fatty Acids Compound Library427 compoundsHY-L182
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Dipeptide Compound Library80 compoundsHY-L255
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Cysteine Targeted Covalent Fragment Library3,787 compoundsHY-L154
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Ionizable Lipid Compound Library91 compoundsHY-L251