1. Assessing the ability of chemical similarity measures to discriminate between active and inactive compounds

   • John S. Delaney

   Research Papers Pages: 217 - 222

2. Structure and properties of TentaGel resin beads: Implications for combinatorial library chemistry

   • Rachel Quarrell
   • Timothy D. W. Claridge
   • Gordon Lowe

   Research Papers Pages: 223 - 232

3. Novel α-glucosidase inhibitors identified using multiple cyclic peptide combinatorial libraries

   • Jutta Eichler
   • Adam W. Lucka
   • Richard A. Houghten

   Research Papers Pages: 233 - 240

4. Analysis of novel streptavidin-binding peptides, identified using a phage display library, shows that amino acids external to a perfectly conserved consensus sequence and to the presented peptides contribute to binding

   • Maire H. Caparon
   • Pamela A. De Ciechi
   • Stephen C. Lee

   Research Papers Pages: 241 - 246

5. Quantitation of combinatorial libraries of small organic molecules by normal-phase HPLC with evaporative light-scattering detection

   • Christopher E. Kibbey

   Research Papers Pages: 247 - 258

6. Identification of cyclized calmodulin antagonists from a phage display random peptide library

   • Heather Hanson Pierce
   • Nils Adey
   • Brian K. Kay

   Research Papers Pages: 259 - 265

7. Discovery of a herbicidal lead using polymer-bound activated esters in generating a combinatorial library of amides and esters

   • John J. Parlow
   • Jean E. Normansell

   Short Communication Pages: 266 - 269

8. Automating combinatorial chemistry: A primer on benchtop robotic systems

   • Jill H. Hardin
   • Frank R. Smietana

   Short Communication Pages: 270 - 274