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Maybridge products are now branded Thermo Scientific

Effective October 2021, we are consolidating our chemicals portfolio, including Maybridge products, into one single brand, Thermo Scientific. These changes are being made to simplify our product and service offerings and provide our customers with one complete.

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Accelerating drug discovery

At the cutting edge of innovative screening compound design for over 50 years, we seek to support the needs of drug discovery scientists and their pursuit of novel molecules of pharmaceutical interest.

We offer a comprehensive range of chemical products and services tailored to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology research sectors. Widely recognized for its market-leading diversity and quality, the Thermo Scientific collection of screening compounds was designed to help increase the success rate of your drug discovery research. 

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Screening compounds and libraries

At the forefront of our portfolio of screening compounds and libraries for hit identification are a highly diverse set of over 53,000 hit-like and lead-like molecules, and a fragment library which includes 30,000 chemical fragments, a tool designed to accelerate structure-based lead identification.

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Sample chemical structure of a compound from the Thermo Scientific high-throughput screening library

A set of over 51,000 individually designed hit-like and lead-like molecules used in screening campaigns.

Sample compound from the collection of Thermo Scientific hit-to-lead building blocks

A collection of pharmacophorically rich intermediates specifically designed for medicinal chemistry research.

Sample interaction of compound from Thermo Scientific fragment libraries within a target

A library of over 30,000 chemical fragments designed to accelerate structure-based lead identification.

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High-Throughput Screening (HTS) and Fragment-Based Drug Discovery (FBDD)

Learn why early-phase drug discovery should not be like looking for a needle in a haystack!

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