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Advances in ultrahigh throughput hit discovery with tandem mass spectrometry encoded libraries

Mata et al., 2023

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1141688489815959897
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Mata J
van der Nol E
Pomplun S
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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Discovering new bioactive molecules is crucial for drug development. Finding a hit compound for a new drug target usually requires screening of millions of molecules. Affinity selection based technologies have revolutionized early hit discovery by enabling the rapid …
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