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NDL-3000 - Natural Product Derivatives Library PDF Print E-mail
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TimTec broadens nature-inspired discovery opportunities with NDL collection of 3000 compounds, Natural Derivatives.

NDL-3000 elaborates on structural variety of pure natural compounds and includes synthetic compounds and synthetically modified pure natural compounds: alkaloids, natural phenols, nucleoside analogs, carbohydrates, purines, pyrimidines, flavonoids, steroidal compounds, and natural amino acids. The list is incomplete.

NDL-3000 would be “natural” extension of well-known NPL-480, Library of Pure Natural compounds , in design and structural diversity.

NDL-3000 Compounds comply with screening purity standards. NDL-3000 is available as a collection of 3000 compounds, individually, and/or in smaller subsets. Custom formatting in vials, 96/384 plates, is always welcomed.

Structural data and pricing information is available on request. Contact us now !

Receive a copy of NLD-3000 or any of TimTec compounds collections on a CDRom - please e-mail us your exact postal address.

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