Dr. Teodora Djikic-Stojsic, Guillaume Bret, Dr. Gaëlle Blond, Dr. Nicolas Girard, Dr. Clothilde Le Guen, Dr. Claire Marsol, Dr. Martine Schmitt, Séverine Schneider, Dr. Frederic Bihel, Dr. Dominique Bonnet, Dr. Mihaela Gulea, Prof. Dr. Esther Kellenberger
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Abstract
The cover represents an approach to creating a diverse chemical library with unique scaffolds. Combining the expertise of chemoinformaticians, organic synthetic chemists, and medicinal chemists, two libraries were developed. Starting with over 10000 in-stock compounds, the essential chemical library (eIMS) consists of 578 original and diverse compounds on plates, ready for high-throughput screening. Additionally, using chemoinformatics tools the virtual chemical library (vIMS) featuring 821070 unique, original, virtual compounds was created. This emphasized efficient hit-to-lead optimization, based on established synthetic pathways and medicinal chemistry guidelines. More details can be found in article 10.1002/cmdc.202400381 by Esther Kellenberger and co-workers. Cover design by Teodora Djikic-Stojsic.
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