Quality control of combinatorial libraries

Fitch, W. L. 1998-99. Analytical methods for quality control of combinatorial libraries. Mol. Divers., 4,39 15. [Pg.213]

Analytical methods for the quality control of combinatorial libraries... [Pg.59]

Garr C, The use of evaporative light scattering in quality control of combinatorial libraries, Proceedings of the Materials of Solid and Solution Phase Combinatorial Synthesis Meeting, Princeton, NJ, 1997. [Pg.267]

Fitch W, Analytical methods for the quality control of combinatorial libraries, Annu. Rep. Combinatorial Chem. Molec. Diversity, 1 59-68, 1997. [Pg.268]

A very important use of MS in combinatorial chemistry is in quality control of combinatorial libraries. As much as possible, we would like to have pure compounds generated in high yield, with no side reactions or by-products. We also need to verify that every component actually exists in a library (i.c.. that no reactions failed). Only MS provides the sensitivity and versatility to perform this checking with both solid-pha.se and solution-phase libraries... [Pg.52]

For a recent review of analytical methods used for the quality control of combinatorial libraries, see WL Fitch. Analytical methods for the quality control of combinatorial libraries. In W Moos, M Pavia, B Kay, A Ellington, eds. Annual Reports in Combinatorial Chemistry and Molecular Diversity, Vol. 1. Leiden, The Netherlands ESCOM, 1997, pp 59-68. [Pg.188]

Marshall, P.S. Development and Applications of a Rapid Back-flush Microseparation System Coupled to a Mass Spectrometer for the Quality Control of Combinatorial Libraries, Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom. 13, 778-781 (1999). [Pg.225]

C. Garr, The Use of Evaporative Light Scattering in Quality Control of Combinatorial Libraries, Strategic Research Institute Proceedings of the Conference on Solid and Solution Phase Combinatorial Synthesis, New Orleans (1997). [Pg.170]