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2  combichemistry.com - Combinatorial Chemistry Review
A free online information source for Combinatorial Chemistry, Drug Discovery and Ultra High Throughput Screening
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11  chembridge.com - Discovery Chemistry, Compound Libraries, Chemical Library, Medicinal, Synthetic, Organic
Chemical building blocks, hit to lead and chemical compound library. Fragment library, organic, medicinal and synthetic contract chemistry, Small molecule, CNS, Kinase, Phosphatase and diversity library. ChemBridge.
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