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Business
Building block market debuts
by Rick Mullin
March 7, 2016
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 94, Issue 10
Seeking to address the issue of reliability in the pharmaceutical building block marketplace, a group of laboratory chemical suppliers based in Russia and Ukraine—Enamine, ChemBridge, UORSY, and FCH Group—have pooled their catalogs to launch Chem-Space. Claiming its combined library consists of 15 million unique building blocks, the group is offering free access with no commission on sales. Customers purchase directly from suppliers via the website. Last May, a similar service called LabNetwork was launched by the Chinese services company WuXi PharmaTech.
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