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In a recent study, it has been shown that the mean Fsp3 (saturation degree Fsp3 = number of sp3 hybridized carbons / total carbon count) increases from 0.36 for 2.2 million molecules at the development stage to 0.47 for 1,179 approved drugs. Combined with low molecular weight and ClogP values, a higher Fsp3 count leads to higher bioavailability and specificity of compounds, thus making them attractive for the drug discovery process.
Library Design
In order to create this Library of drug-like sp3-enriched molecules, we have selected molecules from the Life Chemicals HTS Compound Collection with applied Fsp3 cut-off at over 0.45 and the following physicochemical parameters, derived as a result of combined analysis of publications on this subject: