Natural Products Database

Natural products are compounds inherently present in animals, plants, and microorganisms, playing a vital role across the cosmetics, food, and nutraceutical industries. In the field of drug discovery, natural products and their derivatives hold a position of paramount importance. Since the 1940s, nearly 75% of newly discovered small-molecule anticancer drugs have been related to natural products. Between 1998 and 2004, 21 natural product derivatives were launched in Western markets, followed by the approval of another 19 derivatives in the subsequent five years. Notable examples include Paclitaxel (Taxol), an anticancer agent extracted from the Pacific yew tree, and Aspirin, a derivative of salicylic acid originally found in willow leaves. Spanning tens of millions of years of evolution, natural products have been refined by nature to possess superior biological activity and structural diversity, making them an indispensable resource for modern therapeutic innovation.

Natural Product Screening

In the field of drug discovery, the exploration and screening of natural products remain a powerful engine for innovation due to their immense structural novelty and diverse scaffolds. Key research areas include marine natural products as potential antimicrobial agents and botanical extracts as antifungal candidates. However, compared to combinatorial chemistry, acquiring natural products and their analogs presents significant challenges. Researchers often face hurdles such as the extreme difficulty of isolation and extraction, limited yields, and highly complex synthetic routes.
Consequently, the volume of commercially available natural products and analogs is substantially lower than that of conventional drug-like compounds. Furthermore, the prohibitive cost of rare natural products often restricts the scope of large-scale screening.

To bridge the gap in product sourcing and supply, AnyMol has meticulously aggregated structural data for natural products, analogs, and derivatives from the inventories of trusted global suppliers. Our Natural Product Series Database features over 180,000 compound structures optimized for virtual screening. Critically, the vast majority of these structures are linked to physical, in-stock compounds, significantly reducing procurement complexity and research costs.

AnyMol Natural Product Database

The AnyMol Natural Product Database features over 160,000 compound structures with regular maintenance and updates. Designed specifically for virtual screening, the vast majority of entries are linked to physical inventory, significantly reducing procurement hurdles and overall research costs.

Superior Structural Diversity

Real-time Inventory Synchronization

We maintain a curated list of ready-to-ship natural products and analogs, including monomer libraries, derivative libraries, analog libraries, and specialized/niche natural product sets.

Customized Solutions

AnyMol provides bespoke services to curate specific natural product libraries tailored to client requirements. These libraries serve as powerful tools for High-Throughput Screening (HTS) and advanced natural product-based drug discovery.

How to Utilize the AnyMol Database

Extensive Compound Datasets

Access over 160,000 unique structures, encompassing natural products, derivatives, and analogs. All structures undergo rigorous de-duplication to ensure unique entries and prevent redundant screening. Every product in this database can be queried and ordered directly via the AnyMol portal. Submit your details to download the file.

Natural Products Database

Curated Compound Libraries

We offer comprehensive data for screening compound libraries from leading global brands. If you are interested in a specific library or require a custom selection, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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