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To: Mike McFarland who wrote (817)	10/1/2005 11:34:21 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1336

an outfit called VivoQuest mentioned here pubs.acs.org Also want to follow up and surf off this later... diverse skeletons and stereochemistries with high appending potential, rather than appendage variations on a single skeleton Sometime next week I will follow up on the previous post and see which of those companies still exist etc (edit) I see already that Vivoquest was bought by XTL BIOPHARMACEUTICALS "XTLbio". I'm sure a summer intern somewhere has already done this exercise, heh. (edit) Ah, I think I just found the original list--html links: mdi.ucsf.edu pcop spelled wrong, lucky I found it--although the lists look to be about five years old. Nature biotechnology probably has better lists-- what I want is a list of combichem and/or HTS companies that are doing diversity synthesis. That shouldn't be so hard to find. (edit) this is not bad: 5z.com I'd already seen the patent page, and visited a handful of the links listed here, the directory needs some updating, but maybe not a bad place to start. I think Sugen can come off the list now, and others... 5z.com some 900 hits--just a bit too much, so I add one company at at time to the query and see what turns up. Next graveyard shift maybe. google.com