Structure-Encoded Combinatorial Libraries is a combinatorial library design strategy in which unique molecular building blocks are systematically tagged with distinguishable chemical or physical identifiers that encode their synthetic history, enabling deconvolution of active constituents through structure-activity correlation.
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Cupertino, United States
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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