| top 100 |
the 100 most informative
fragments, as determined using the fragment ranking methods; also
can be described as the most functionally diverse selection of fragments |
| remaining minimum |
fragments not in the top
100 that still form novel interactions and are thus within the minimum
number of fragments to form all interactions from the original screen |
| remaining bound |
fragments not in the top
100 that have bound one or more protein targets |
| redundant |
fragments that have bound
to one or more protein targets yet do not form any novel interactions |
| never bound |
fragments that have never
been observed to bind a protein target |
| structurally diverse |
sets of fragments that have
been selected to be functionally diverse using MACCS similarity |
| random |
sets of randomly selected
fragments |
