Fragments used for construction of the in silico pteridine library Version 1
Summary of fragments that were used to construct an in silico pteridine library with corresponding fragment identifiers. Connections between the fragments are shown outside the colored boxes. Compounds were composed of a core fragment (C1-C3), an N10 fragment (N1-N7), a PABA fragment (P1-P10) and, for any PABA fragment except P8, P9 and P10, a tail fragment (T1E1-T7).
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