Approaches to Automating the Dereplication of Bioactive Natural Products—The Key Step in High Throughput Screening of Bioactive Materials From Natural Sources
Free accessResearch articleFirst published online April, 1997
Approaches to Automating the Dereplication of Bioactive Natural Products—The Key Step in High Throughput Screening of Bioactive Materials From Natural Sources
The rapid identification of the bioactive component(s) of natural product mixtures in high throughput screening programs has become a critical factor to ensure that this source of diverse chemotypes can compete effectively with chemical compound libraries and combinatorial synthetic efforts. The effective use of automated procedures and databases in the isolation, identification and biological profiling of bioactive compounds will be described. In addition, the potential of new technologies to enhance this process will be discussed as well as the possible reintroduction of TLC as a parallel dereplication method.
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