Molecular Diversity Combinatorial Chemistry and Solid Phase Synthesis

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Compilations:

List of articles published in this field (thru Dec 2003) [ Last update 29 September 2004 ]
List of articles, presentations, and papers published / submitted in 2004 [ Last update 29 September 2004 ]
Patents granted in the area of molecular diversity and solid phase synthesis [ Last update 28 November 2003 ]
List of reviews in molecular diversity and solid phase organic chemistry [ Last update 28 November 2003 ]
List of articles dealing with solid phase organic chemistry [ Last update 28 November 2003 ]
List of articles in robotics and automation [ Last update 09 October 2001 ]
"Classical Papers" in molecular diversity and solid phase organic chemistry [ Last update 24 September 2007 ]
Molecular diversity and combinatorial chemistry books -- THE BOOKSTORE [ Last update 18 March 2001 ]
Selection of papers on solid phase peptide synthesis published after 1996 [ Last update 18 March 2001 ]

Information for Scientists:

Useful procedures [ Last update 06 February 1998 ]
Upcoming symposia
Database of scientists working in molecular diversity [ Last update 20 June 2001 ]
Companies and Organisations [ Last update 19 June 2001 ]
Diversity lovers forum (OUTDATED) [ Last update 24 September 2007 ]
Fun Stuff [ Last update 24 September 2007 ]
Hall of Fame/Shame [ Last update 18 March 2001 ]

Interactive Areas:

Diversity Graffiti Wall (Discussion Area) [ Last post 13 May 2009 ]
Diversity Links Page [ Last addition 18 February 2009 ]
Diversity Jobs Page

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