February 2001 Volume 4, No. 2
		Focus: Combinatorial Chemistry
Sitemap About MDD How to Advertise Info for Authors Resources Contact Us		Enlisting combichem to fight cancer Mona Mort Biocombinatorial techniques aid the development of small molecules to control the disease. Detecting the molecular ties that bind Julian Abery Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) technology improves drug lead selection. Comprehensive survey of combinatorial library synthesis: 1999 Roland E. Dolle Small-molecule libraries for pharmaceutical applications are reviewed.
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