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Dynamic Combinatorial Chemistry and Virtual Combinatorial Libraries

Chemistry - A European Journal · 1999 · Vol. 5(9) · pp. 2455–2463
Jean‐Maríe Lehn

Abstract

The reversible connection between sets of basic components allows the generation of a large collection of compounds constituted by all possible combinations that are potentially available. It makes virtual combinatorial libraries of substances accessible through a dynamic approach to combinatorial chemistry. The thermodynamically-driven evolution of the system leads to the actual expression of the constituent(s) that present(s) the best binding to/molecular recognition with the target site (see diagram). The general concept of this methodology has wide applications in a variety of areas of science and technology.

Catalysis and Oxidation ReactionsComputational Drug Discovery MethodsVariety (cybernetics)Computer scienceCombinatorial explosionCombinatorial synthesisCombinatorial methodConnection (principal bundle)DiagramTheoretical computer scienceChemistryCombinatorial chemistry
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