A SOLUTION-PHASE SCREENING-PROCEDURE FOR THE ISOLATION OF ACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM A LIBRARY OF MOLECULES
A SOLUTION-PHASE SCREENING-PROCEDURE FOR THE ISOLATION OF ACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM A LIBRARY OF MOLECULES
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10.1002/anie.199420611
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发表时间:
1994-11-02
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REBEK, J
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CARELL, T;WINTNER, EA;REBEK, J
Fig. 1. Trypsin activity A, in the presence of added libraries relative to that of a blank (X. A,= 100%) containing no added library material. Each bar represents average trypsin activity For four measurements. a) Trypsin activity ["/o] with the initial libraries A1 and A7 (in each case 2.5 mg in 50 mL of DMSO) constructed from the core molecules I and 2. respectively. and 19 amino acid building blocks [IS. b) Trypsin activity ['% I with the six sublibraries€ 31-B6 (in each case 2.5 mg in 50 mL of DMSO) constructed from core molecule 1 and 15 of the 19 amino acid building blocks (\* ithout S-Trt-Cys). B1: group GI omitted, B2: group G2 omitted: 83: group G3 omitted; 84: group G4 omitted. B5: group G5 omitted. B6: Group G6 omitted. Groups GI-G6 are listed in Table 1. c) Trqpsin activity [% I with the nine sublibraries C1-C9 (in each case 1.5 mg in 50 mL of DMSO) constructed from the core molecule 1 end eight of the nine building blocks from the amino acids in groups Gl-G3 (Table 1). C1: Arg omitted, CZ. Lys omitted: C3 His omitted: C4: Leo omitted: C5: Ile omitted: C6: Proomitted: C7: Glyomitted. C8. A h omitted; C9: Val omitted. d) Trypsin activity [" h] with the six sublibraries D1-D6 (in each case0. j nigiii 50mLofDMSO). Foradescriptionoftheircompositionssee text and