Diversity-Oriented Synthesis is a strategy in synthetic organic chemistry that systematically generates structurally diverse and complex small molecules from simple starting materials through divergent reaction pathways, distinguishing it from target- or library-oriented approaches by emphasizing broad coverage of chemical space.
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