Library Encoding is a methodological strategy in diversity-oriented synthesis that employs unique molecular or chemical tags to record the synthetic history of individual library members, thereby enabling the deconvolution of complex combinatorial libraries through encoded structural information.
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Encoded self-assembling chemical libraries
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