Compound Library Management
The liquid-handling lab and the cold store, without buying either
Reformatting and storing a compound library requires not only an exorbitant investment in a liquid-handling lab and a low-temperature storage facility, but also in-depth expertise in compound management, workflow organisation and logistics. Enamine Germany offers local access to the infrastructure Enamine already runs for the world's largest commercial compound collection.
- Plate Formats
- 96 → 1536
- Storage
- −18 °C
- Dispensing
- Nanolitre acoustic
- Plates
- Assay-ready + DRC
Compound Plating
Plates from 96 to 1536 wells.
- Multiple copies
- Assay-ready plates using nanolitre-scale acoustic dispensing
- Dose response curve (DRC) plates
- Flexible compound cherry-picking
- Compound pooling
Library Storage
Libraries are held at −18 °C in a dedicated cold-room facility, with plate copies distributed to screening labs as they are needed rather than all at once.
The Equipment
- Beckman Biomek i7 and i5 automated workstations (Span-8, 96- and 384-channel heads)
- Beckman Echo 550/650/655 Series acoustic liquid handlers
- Tecan Freedom EVO (Liquid & Air)
- Agilent Bravo (384- or 96-channel heads)
- Dynamic Devices Lynx (384- or 96-channel heads)
- Hamilton LabElite DeCapper
- Agilent PlateLoc thermal microplate sealer
- Micronic side barcode readers and Thermo Scientific VisionMate high-speed barcode reader
- BioMicroLab SampleScan Mini and Volume Check System VC384
For Screening Library Customers
Buying a screening library opens the same infrastructure: storage of the library, and plate copies delivered for screening or hit confirmation on your order.