KNOW-HOW · SPECIALIST LIBRARY DESIGN
Chemistry beyond standard catalogues
HTS develops demanding molecular architectures and tailored screening collections. Discuss the chemical space you want to explore, the structures you need and the practical requirements of your research.
Libraries based on natural compounds
Natural-product-inspired scaffolds and derivatives can provide starting points for a focused research collection. Share the parent structures, substitution patterns and scope you require. Availability and synthesis are assessed for each project.
Isotope-containing compounds
Discuss isotope-containing structures and library projects with our synthesis team. Specify the isotope, labelled positions, required enrichment, quantity and intended research application. Isotopic composition and supporting documentation must be agreed explicitly; a catalogue structure alone does not establish enrichment.
Ionic and salt-based chemistry
Charged structures and salts require attention to counterions and the chemical form supplied. Tell us the target ion, salt form and handling requirements so that the proposed material and quotation refer to the same chemical entity.
Functional-group-focused libraries
Collections built around carboxylic acids, amines, alcohols and other reactive groups support systematic analogue selection. Define the desired transformation, attachment points and exclusions before choosing building blocks.
Synthesis technology for unique compounds
For structures outside readily available stock, discuss route development, intermediates, purification and analytical requirements. Project scope, feasibility, scale and delivery conditions are agreed individually.