Table 3.
entry | ID | structure | analysis |
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1 | SR-01000076250-2 | Inorganic dye: poor drug-likeness and poorly-suited for follow-up | |
2 | SR-05000002238-3 | Patulin: natural product mycotoxin produced by a variety of molds. In ring-opened form it is chemically reactive, forming Schiff bases with biological amines. | |
3 | SR-01000320782-1 | A synthetic compound: phenolic hydrazones are structure alerts and thus modifications to the structure in probe development would be desirable | |
4 | SR-05000002074-1 | Natural product Polymyxin B, primarily used for resistant gram-negative infections. It is derived from the bacterium Bacillus polymyxa. | |
5 | SR-01000226538-1 | A synthetic compound in the aryl guanidine class. No stability or reactivity concerns. |
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6 | SR-01000115944-1 | A synthetic compound in the 7-aminomethyl 8-hydroxyquinoline class. These are known as “Betti bases” and may be chemical unstable to retro-Michael addition. More chemically stable analogs would be preferred. | |
7 | SR-01000115950-1 | A structural isomer also in the 7-aminomethyl 8-hydroxyquinoline class. More chemically stable analogs would be preferred. | |
8 | SR-01000520919-1 | A synthetic compound in the N-aryl sulfonamide class. No stability or reactivity concerns. |