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The combinatorial library methods that require deconvolution

After generation of a combinatorial library for a particular compound, such as peptides, the library members are screened using target molecules. Once the active molecules in a library are identified, the structure of these members needs to be deduced, and this process is called the deconvolution step. Most of the combinatorial library methods require a deconvolution step except spatially addressable library method. Many different techniques, such as positional scanning approach, recursive deconvolution approach, etc., can be used to predict the structure of the library members [1]. These techniques are beyond the scope of this project, and will not be discussed here.

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