Table of Contents
1: Introduction: Combinatorial Chemistry Approaches the Next Millenium, Walter H. Moos
2: Using Computational Tools to Analyze Molecular Diversity, Peter Willett
Solid-Phase Strategies
3: Solid Phase Synthesis: Context, George Barany and Maria Kempe
4: Synthesis Tools for Solid-Phase Synthesis, John S Kiely, Thomas K Hayes, Michael C. Griffith, and Yazhong Pei
5: On-Resin Analysis in Combinatorial Chemistry, Michael J. Shapiro, Mengfen Lin, and Bing Yan
6: Deconvolution Tools for Solid-Phase Synthesis, John J. Baldwin and Roland Dolle
Solution-Phase Strategies
7: Synthesis Tools for Solution-Phase Synthesis, Ted L. Underiner and John R. Peterson
8: Analytical Tools for Solution-Phase Synthesis, Christopher E. Kibbey
9: Deconvolution Tools in Solution-Phase Synthesis, Xavier Willard and André Tartar
Equipment and Automation
10: Equipment for the High Throughput Organic Synthesis of Chemical Libraries, Ralph A. Rivero, Michael N. Greco, and Bruce Maryanoff
11: Automated Approaches to Reaction Optimization, Jonathan S. Lindsey
12: Application of Automated Parallel Synthesis, Adnan M. M. Mjalli
Information Management and Biological Applications
13: Information Management, Steven M. Muskal
14: Screening of Combinatorial Libraries, F. F. Craig
15: Summary, Anthony W. Czarnik and Sheila Hobbs Dewitt
