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Highly Selective Inhibitor Library

Catalog No. L2010
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Highly selective inhibitors are able to specifically interact with the targeted molecule or pathway selectively with relatively little effect on other non-targeted molecules or pathway. The advantage of highly selective inhibitors over non-selective inhibitors is that they act more precisely on the target, thereby reducing interference with non-targets and reducing possible side-effects and toxicity. Highly selective inhibitors are widely used in drug development, especially in the treatment of cancer and other complex diseases, and are applied to intervene more effectively in pathological processes, improve the effectiveness of treatment, and reduce the incidence of adverse effects.

TargetMol has collected 580 highly selective inhibitors, the vast majority of which are at least a hundred times more selective relative to other targets, making the Highly Selective Inhibitor Library an effective tool for drug development.

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Product Description

  • A collection of xunm highly selective inhibitors;
  • Covering 170 drug targets;
  • Some inhibitors have been approved by FDA;
  • Covering a variety of signaling pathways, such as ion channels; NF-κB; PI3K/Akt/mTOR signaling; MAPK and so on.
  • Diverse structure, strong biological activity, cell penetrable;
  • Detailed specifications, compound structure, target information, IC50 value, activity description, etc;
  • NMR, HPLC/LCMS and other detection techniques to ensure the correct structure, high purity of the product and to reduce false positives.

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Packaging And Storage

  • Powder or pre-dissolved DMSO solutions in 96/384 well plate with optional 2D barcode
  • Shipped with blue ice
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Library Composition

Apoptosis (97)
Autophagy (63)
EGFR (33)
PI3K (25)
Epigenetic Reader Domain (20)
Histone Methyltransferase (20)
CDK (19)
BTK (18)
mTOR (15)
c-Met/HGFR (14)
GSK-3 (14)
Proteasome (14)
Aurora Kinase (13)
FGFR (13)
DPP-4 (12)
MEK (11)
Src (11)
HDAC (11)
Raf (11)
FLT (10)
PDGFR (10)
JAK (10)
Antibacterial (10)
VEGFR (9)
PARP (9)
Chk (8)
HIV Protease (8)
COX (8)
SGLT (8)
ERK (7)
TRP/TRPV Channel (7)
Cysteine Protease (7)
PLK (7)
Antibiotic (7)
PDE (7)
BCL (7)
PPAR (6)
ATM/ATR (6)
IκB/IKK (6)
SARS-CoV (6)
TGF-beta/Smad (6)
Histone Demethylase (6)
HER (6)
Trk receptor (6)
DNA/RNA Synthesis (6)
DNA-PK (6)
Ras (5)
PKC (5)
Ferroptosis (5)
Wnt/beta-catenin (5)
Virus Protease (5)
Serine Protease (5)
Phosphatase (5)
MMP (5)
P450 (5)
Mitophagy (5)
p38 MAPK (5)
Histone Acetyltransferase (5)
5-HT Receptor (5)
ALK (5)
c-Kit (5)
Dehydrogenase (5)
c-Fms (5)
Adrenergic Receptor (5)
Akt (4)
Lipase (4)
Sirtuin (4)
CSF-1R (4)
ROCK (4)
RIP kinase (4)
TAM Receptor (4)
MAO (4)
GPR (4)
Casein Kinase (4)
PDK (4)
Ligands for Target Protein for PROTAC (4)
FAAH (4)
PERK (4)
DUB (4)
AChR (4)
Potassium Channel (4)
Tyrosine Kinases (4)
PKA (4)
GluR (3)
Syk (3)
Influenza Virus (3)
Factor Xa (3)
STAT (3)
S1P Receptor (3)
Kinesin (3)
JNK (3)
Monoamine Oxidase (3)
MNK (3)
E1/E2/E3 Enzyme (3)
S6 Kinase (3)
Serine/threonin kinase (3)
iGluR (3)
IGF-1R (3)
Thrombin (3)
Caspase (3)
Prostaglandin Receptor (3)
HSP (3)
HCV Protease (3)
RAAS (3)
Pim (2)
Mitochondrial Metabolism (2)
cAMP (2)
Parasite (2)
Proton pump (2)
Phosphorylase (2)
Reactive Oxygen Species (2)
Cannabinoid Receptor (2)
NOS (2)
NOD-like Receptor (NLR) (2)
NADPH (2)
NOD (2)
Bcr-Abl (2)
Neurokinin receptor (2)
MAPK (2)
Endothelin Receptor (2)
Dopamine Receptor (2)
AMPK (2)
GRK (2)
transporter (2)
Glutathione Peroxidase (2)
Tie-2 (2)
CXCR (2)
HSV (2)
Hydroxylase (2)
IDO (2)
Adenosine Receptor (2)
Indoleamine 2,3-Dioxygenase (IDO) (2)
Integrase (2)
Sodium Channel (2)
DYRK (2)
Isocitrate Dehydrogenase (IDH) (2)
KSP (2)
CaMK (2)
Estrogen/progestogen Receptor (2)
LPL Receptor (2)
Estrogen Receptor/ERR (2)
LRRK2 (2)
Protease-activated Receptor (1)
Calcium Channel (1)
ACK (1)
Wee1 (1)
Progesterone Receptor (1)
Vasopressin Receptor (1)
Antifungal (1)
Telomerase (1)
Transferase (1)
BMI-1 (1)
Topoisomerase (1)
TLR (1)
PTEN (1)
BCRP (1)
SGK (1)
Reverse Transcriptase (1)
Rho (1)
ROS (1)
SIK (1)
Sigma receptor (1)
ATPase (1)
ASK (1)
Porcupine (1)
NMDAR (1)
Platelet aggregation (1)
HIF (1)
AChE (1)
IRE1 (1)
IRAK (1)
Interleukin (1)
Immunology/Inflammation related (1)
IFNAR (1)
DAPK (1)
Decarboxylase (1)
Histamine Receptor (1)
HIF/HIF Prolyl-Hydroxylase (1)
DNA (1)
LPA Receptor (1)
DNA Methyltransferase (1)
GlyT (1)
Glutaminase (1)
Glucocorticoid Receptor (1)
Galectin (1)
GABA Receptor (1)
Dynamin (1)
Fatty Acid Synthase (1)
FAK (1)
FABP (1)
Lipoxygenase (1)
MALT (1)
PKM (1)
NO Synthase (1)
Phospholipase (1)
Carbonic Anhydrase (1)
P-gp (1)
PD-1/PD-L1 (1)
CCR (1)
PAK (1)
CD73 (1)
OX Receptor (1)
cGAS (1)
Opioid Receptor (1)
Epoxide Hydrolase (1)
Mdm2 (1)
NF-κB (1)
Neuropeptide Y Receptor (1)
NAMPT (1)
Chloride channel (1)
MTH1 (1)
Monoamine Transporter (1)
MLK (1)
Complement System (1)
Microtubule Associated (1)
c-RET (1)
YAP (1)

Library Information Sample

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