Re: QSAR - Combi Chem., what it means to you!

Hi Srinivasan,

I was curious about your statement on criticisms of CombiChem technology. Could you, or anyone else, briefly describe the drawbacks you see in CombiChem? By the way, I think of CombiChem in terms of virtual high-throughput screening, that is, screening combinatorial compound libraries in protein-ligand studies.

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Richard M. Casey, Ph.D.
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  After so much of criticism on Combi Chem technology, we find people using this technique but with different names. For instance, High-Throughput-Chemistry, Chemogenomics etc. Also we notice that the Pharma companies have their own refined approach in handling Combi Chem technology. I would appreciate if you could share some your thoughts on what it means to you when it is Combinatorial Chemistry.
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    - Parthi
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  Srinivasan Parthiban
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