Library Diversity Generation is a methodological process in phage display technology that involves the systematic creation of a vast repertoire of genetically distinct phage clones to maximize the probability of identifying high-affinity binding variants against a target molecule.
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Novel software tools for chemical diversity
Robert S. Pearlman · Perspectives in Drug Discovery and Design · 1998 · 177 citations · Full text
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