Catalog of Building Blocks
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Complete List of Compound Libraries
Focused and targeted libraries
- 100 predesigned libraries
- 19 therapeutical areas
- Dispatched in any custom format
Active Reference Sets
- 17 annotated libraries
- >180K active compounds
- >25K targets
- >190K activity data
Diversity Libraries
- Perfect diversity scoring by Tanimoto
- Focus on novel chemistry by Markush fragments
- High MCE-18 score
- Available as pre-plated sets and as custom-made selections
Preplated libraries
- Represents 30B virtual space of drug-like and lead-like compounds
- Сompounds passed REOS and PAINS, have optimized solubility and «target diversity» approach
- Compounds from over 70 targeted and focused libraries
- Cherry-pick by plates
- 96 or 384 plates format
Inhibitors and Approved Drugs
- 45K Known inhibitors and drugs
Natural base
- 25 000 Natural-Product-Based compounds and Pure Natural compounds know as inhibitors
Virtual space
- 1B virtual space
- 1,6M Screening compounds
- 70K Building blocks
- 45k Inhibitors & drugs
ChemDiv is a leading provider of innovative chemical solutions for the industry, and our Chemical Building Block Collection is no exception. Building blocks are small molecules with reactive functional groups that serve as the basic components for organic synthesis and allow for the introduction of chemical diversity and specific structural motifs into target molecules. With over 75,000 building blocks in various quantities, our collection is a valuable resource.
The collection has been developed to support our customers’ medicinal chemistry projects, generation of new combinatorial libraries, hit-to-lead optimization and lead optimization. All our chemical building blocks are available for quick and easy on-line purchase.
Key details:
- Over 75,000 building blocks in ChemDiv’s Collection
- Most products are stock available in 0.5g / 1g / 5g amounts
- All building blocks go through quality control by NMR and LC-MS before shipment
- Purity is guaranteed to be over 90%
- We provide electronic QC spectra data for each building block
- 10 000 products are shipped within 2-3 days (SDF), 28 000 products within 4-8 days (SDF), 37 000 products within 14-20 day (SDF) on DAP Incoterms
- For most building blocks we provide MSDS and CoA
Our chemical building blocks are versatile tools for creating complex molecular structures with favorable physicochemical parameters, making them ideal for organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry, and drug discovery. They have a wide range of downstream applications, including functionalizing drug-like compounds and scaling up lead compounds for further development. Our building blocks are well-known for their use in medicinal chemistry and the synthesis of combinatorial compound libraries, and with our virtual collection, designing unique fragment libraries is also possible. Don't miss out on the opportunity to revolutionize your research with our chemical building blocks!
At ChemDiv, we understand the importance of high-quality building blocks in the chemical industry. That's why we rigorously test and analyze all our compounds to ensure they meet our strict quality standards. Our Chemical Building Block Collection is constantly expanding, with new compounds added regularly to keep up with the latest trends and developments in the industry. Currently there is a wide range of popular in medicinal chemistry compound classes, including:
- Aldehydes and Ketones
- Alcohols and Phenols
- Alkyl- and Arylhalides
- Amidoximes
- Primary and Secondary Amines
- Boronic Acids and Esters
- Carboxylic Acids, Halides, Esters and Hydrazides
- Hydrazines
- Isocyanates and Isothiocyanates
- Nitriles and Isonitriles
- Nitro-compounds
- Sulfonic Acids, Esters and Halides
- Thiols
Whether you are a researcher developing new drugs, a chemist working on innovative materials or a company looking to enhance your product line, our Chemical Building Block Collection has something for everyone. Contact us today to learn more about how our collection can benefit your research: chemdiv@chemdiv.com.