The Open Chemical Repository CollectionDTP maintains a repository of synthetic compounds and natural products that are openly available to investigators for research purposes in limited quantities based on inventory. Samples are available at no cost except for shipping charges. It is a uniquely diverse collection of more than 140,000 compounds that have been either submitted to DTP for biological evaluation from a variety of sources worldwide or, in some cases, synthesized under DTP auspices. Importantly, investigators should note that chemical structures of these substances are those assigned by the originator of the material and in the vast majority of cases, the compounds have not been analyzed by DTP for accuracy of structure or for the purity of the sample. Compounds are available through a web-based ordering system; instructions are located at the bottom of this page. It is requested that any publication resulting from use of a sample acknowledge the source of the material as “The NCI/DTP Open Chemical Repository” and include the DTP website address, http://dtp.nci.nih.gov , and the NSC number of the agent. Compounds are available as either individually vialed samples or in plated 96-well format for screening. The quantity available for distribution in vials will be determined by the current inventory. In addition, the 5 focused NCI plated sets below are available. NCI Plated Sets for Screening
NCI Plated Set for Combination Studies COMBO Set - (77 compounds)
Please note that an individual with the appropriate signatory authority from the investigator's organization will be required to accept an on-line Simple Letter of Agreement (SLA) for material transfer before the compound order is forwarded for DTP approval. The SLA appears at the end of the ordering process and will be sent electronically by DTP to the designated signatory authority. Vialed samples or plated sets are generally shipped within a week after the order is approved by DTP staff. Requestors should have the following required information prior to starting the ordering process.
Procedure for Requesting Vialed Samples Procedure for Requesting Plated Samples Please e-mail questions/comments to: ncidtpinfo@mail.nih.gov |
Updated: 11-23-2007