Project Library

This screen lists all libraries used with this schematic. Three libraries are listed, Section 73.11b, non.llb, and Class.llb. Libraries that have an asterisk ( ) are global libraries that are available to all projects. Libraries that do not have an asterisk are available only to the present project. Thus, library Section 73.11b is available only to the present project and nomJIb and class.llb are available to all schematics. 

The Add 3S Global button adds a library so that all projects can use the library. The Add to Design button adds the library for the current project only. If you look in the list of libraries, all libraries that have an asterisk added to the name are global libraries and available to all projects. Libraries without an asterisk are only available to the current project. If we scroll the window to the right, we can see that the library we added does have an asterisk added to the name ... 

Characterised BBs can be used in more than one project/library... 

Census Library Project, Library of Congress, Washington 25, D. C. 

Biopipe [OS2] is a framework for running bioinformatics workflows and is deployable as an extension to the Bioperl project library [OS4]. It borrows heavily from the Ensembl pipeline project [OS7]. Potential users of the system should be comfortable coding Perl scripts and actually reconfiguring a Perl installation to add the necessary prerequisites. The user also needs to deal with coding raw XML to compose and configure a workflow and setting up the mySQL database that is required for the system to function. 

Modules in software programs for diversity analysis are for example Selector (Tripos), Jarpat (Daylight Chemical Information Systems), C2-Diversity (Molecular Simulation), and Chem-X (Chemical Design). In the context of management of compound libraries software programs such as Project Library, Legion, or UNITY (all by Tripos) are available. 

Apart from Tripos (St. Louis, MO) there are other software vendors offering analogous software packages like Diversity Explorer from Accelrys (San Diego, CA) or Project Library from MDL (San Leandro, CA). 

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