1. International conference on combinatorial library methods for basic research and drug discovery

   • Kit S. Lam

   Preface Pages: 1 - 1

2. In search of dark horses: Affinity maturation of phage-displayed ligands

   • George P. Smith
   • Jinan Yu

   Perspective Pages: 2 - 4

3. Binding properties of SH3 peptide ligands identified from phage-displayed random peptide libraries

   • Noah G. Hoffman
   • Andrew B. Sparks
   • Brian K. Kay

   Research Papers Pages: 5 - 12

4. Identification of peptide sequences that bind the Thomsen-Friedenreich cancer-associated glycoantigen from bacteriophage peptide display libraries

   • Elena N. Peletskaya
   • Gennadi Glinsky
   • Thomas P. Quinn

   Research Papers Pages: 13 - 18

5. The use of a combinatorial library method to isolate human tumor cell adhesion peptides

   • Michael E. Pennington
   • Kit S. Lam
   • Anne E. Cress

   Research Papers Pages: 19 - 28

6. Exploring antibody polyspecificity using synthetic combinatorial libraries

   • Jon R. Appel
   • Jaime Buencamino
   • Clemencia Pinilla

   Research Papers Pages: 29 - 34

7. Sequence-selective nonmacrocyclic two-armed receptors for peptides

   • H. Peter Nestler

   Research Papers Pages: 35 - 40

8. Libraries from libraries: Generation and comparison of screening profiles

   • Richard A. Houghten
   • Sylvie E. Blondelle
   • John M. Ostresh

   Research Papers Pages: 41 - 45

9. Design considerations and computer modeling related to the development of molecular scaffolds and peptide mimetics for combinatorial chemistry

   • Victor J. Hruby
   • Mark Shenderovich
   • Michal Lebl

   Research Papers Pages: 46 - 56

10. High-volume cellular screening for anticancer agents with combinatorial chemical libraries: A new methodology

    • Sydney E. Salmon
    • Rosa H. Liu-Stevens
    • Kit S. Lam

    Research Papers Pages: 57 - 63

11. Optimization and visualization of molecular diversity of combinatorial libraries

    • Moises Hassan
    • Jan P. Bielawski
    • Marvin Waldman

    Research Papers Pages: 64 - 74

12. Library generation through successive substitution of trichlorotriazine

    • Magda Stanková
    • Michal Lebl

    Research Papers Pages: 75 - 80

13. Design, synthesis and use of binary encoded synthetic chemical libraries

    • John J. Baldwin

    Research Papers Pages: 81 - 88

14. Liquid-phase combinatorial synthesis: In search of small-molecule enzyme mimics

    • Anthony M. Vandersteen
    • Hyunsoo Han
    • Kim D. Janda

    Research Papers Pages: 89 - 96

15. Rationally designed non-peptides: Variously substituted piperazine libraries for the discovery of bradykinin antagonists and other G-protein-coupled receptor ligands

    • Val S. Goodfellow
    • Chris P. Laudeman
    • Don A. McLeod

    Research Papers Pages: 97 - 102

16. Screening chemical libraries for nucleic-acid-binding drugs by in vitro selection: A test case with lividomycin

    • Susan M. Lato
    • Andrew D. Ellington

    Research Papers Pages: 103 - 110

17. Tolerance of different proteins for amino acid diversity

    • Motoshi Suzuki
    • Fred C. Christians
    • Lawrence A. Loeb

    Research Papers Pages: 111 - 118

18. Obtaining a family of high-affinity, high-specificity protein inhibitors of plasmin and plasma kallikrein

    • Arthur Charles Ley
    • William Markland
    • Robert Charles Ladner

    Research Papers Pages: 119 - 124