1. Microscale purification in support of high-throughput medicinal chemistry.
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Barhate, Chandan L., Donnell, Andrew F., Davies, Merrill, Li, Ling, Zhang, Yong, Yang, Fukang, Black, Regina, Zipp, Greg, Zhang, Yingru, Cavallaro, Cullen L., Priestley, E. Scott, and Weller, Harold N.
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PHARMACEUTICAL chemistry , *LIBRARY technical services , *DATA quality , *WORKFLOW - Abstract
In recent years, successful assay miniaturization has enabled the exploration of synthesis scale reduction in pharmaceutical discovery. Miniaturization of pharmaceutical synthesis and purification allows a reduction in material consumption and shortens timelines, which ultimately reduces the cost per experiment without compromising data quality. Isolating and purifying the compounds of interest is a key step in the library synthesis process. In this manuscript we describe a high-throughput purification workflow in support of microscale (1–5 μmol or 0.5–2 mg) library synthesis. The optimized microscale purification system can routinely purify 384-well reaction plates with an analysis time of 4 min per sample. Instrument optimization, critical parameters such as column loading, delay time calibration, ultrafast pre- and post-purification analysis and library purification examples are provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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