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Asinex Corporation is a privately-held drug discovery chemistry company founded in 1994 and headquartered in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with a European global headquarters in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The company designs and synthesizes commercial screening libraries and chemical building blocks used by pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, and academic institutions for hit identification, hit-to-lead, and lead optimization. Its product portfolio spans three layers: (1) screening libraries — including the Synergy 2.0 on-demand synthesis platform (1,000,000 enumerated compounds integrating Diversity-Oriented Synthesis, High-Throughput Experimentation, and Machine Learning), pre-plated phenotypic sets, and ultra-large virtual libraries of over 1 trillion synthetically feasible molecules; (2) specialized chemotypes — α-helix mimetics, cell-permeable macrocycles, glycomimetics, peptidomimetics, nucleoside mimetics, and soft electrophiles/covalent fragments; and (3) PROTAC and molecular glue components — E3 ligase ligands, 100+ linkers, E3-linker conjugates, and a 1,368-compound molecular glue library. The firm also supplies building blocks and polyfunctional macrocyclic intermediates (MacroDEL) for DNA-encoded library synthesis, plus research-area-focused collections covering RNA-binding, kinase, PPI, oncology, immuno-oncology, ion channels, CNS, and antibacterial/antiviral targets.

Asinex generates revenue through a combination of one-time catalog sales (via a self-serve eShop for cherry-picking and bulk purchase) and professional services revenue from custom synthesis and on-demand library production. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The go-to-market is sales-led, with direct field sales through the two regional offices handling custom and larger orders, supplemented by e-commerce for standard catalog items and by scientific publications and conference participation for top-of-funnel awareness. The company operates with a lean management team — founder Dmitry Genis (CEO), Mark Parisi (Executive Director, North America), Ludmila Sadovenko (Director of Marketing Strategy, Europe), and Dr. Roman Kombarov (Head of Business Development) — and has maintained continuous operation since founding without disclosed external funding rounds or institutional investors.

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Asinex Corporation is a privately-held drug discovery chemistry company founded in 1994 that designs and synthesizes commercial screening libraries, macrocycles, PROTAC components, and DNA-encoded library building blocks for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic customers via catalog sales and custom synthesis services.

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HeadquartersWinston Salem, United States
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Winston Salem
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North America
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Serves global market

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screening libraries, drug discovery chemistry, macrocycles drug discovery, PROTAC building blocks, DNA-encoded libraries
Industry1 code
1Library & Diversity Generation Platforms (display libraries, DNA-encoded libraries for biologics, variant libraries)
CodeHLAAAIALPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)541714
  • Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing32541
SIC code2 codes
  • Medicinal Chemicals & Botanical Products2833
  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
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Drug Discovery Chemistry
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1Screening Library Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of pre-designed compound libraries including screening libraries, pre-plated sets, building blocks, and fragments. Products available via eShop for cherry-picking or bulk purchase.

asinex.com
2Custom Synthesis Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

On-demand synthesis services including Synergy 2.0 library (1M compounds), custom PROTAC components, and specialized macrocyclic compounds. Scalable synthesis protocols for hit-to-lead optimization.

asinex.com
3DEL Building Blocks
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of DNA-encoded library building blocks including macrocyclic intermediates and polyfunctional monomers for DEL research

asinex.com
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B2B
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Asinex Corporation designs, synthesizes, and sells compound screening libraries, building blocks, fragments, macrocycles, and PROTAC components for drug discovery researchers in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic organizations. The company also offers custom chemistry services, including targeted library design, hit confirmation, hit-to-lead, lead optimization, and on-demand combinatorial synthesis through its Synergy 2.0 platform. Products are delivered as physical compound samples, pre-plated sets in 96-well formats, and downloadable SDF structure files.

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  • Delivers tractable hits for drug discovery projects with optimized ADMET and PK properties
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Product overview1 text field

Asinex Corporation is a drug discovery chemistry company offering a comprehensive portfolio of screening libraries and custom synthesis services. The core offering consists of three main categories: (1) Screening Libraries including the flagship Synergy 2.0 on-demand synthesis platform (1M compounds), all-purpose screening collections, and pre-plated phenotypic sets; (2) Specialized ChemoTypes including α-helix mimetics, macrocycles, glycomimetics, peptidomimetics, nucleoside mimetics, and soft electrophiles; and (3) PROTAC/Molecular Glue components including E3 Ligase Ligands, Linkers (100+), E3-Linker Conjugates, and Molecular Glues. The company also provides Building Blocks for both traditional and DNA-encoded library (DEL) synthesis, including MacroDEL intermediates and Speed Chemistry Building Blocks. Research area-focused libraries cover RNA-Binding, Kinases, Protein-Protein Interactions, Targeted Oncology, Immuno-Oncology, Ion-Channels, Signal Pathways, CNS, Epigenetics, GPCR, Antibacterial, and Antiviral targets. The portfolio serves pharmaceutical and biotech companies through on-demand synthesis, cherry-picking, and pre-plated formats.

Product and service20 records
1Asinex Screening Libraries (Overall Catalog)
CategoryScreening Libraries
Description

A broad catalog of screening compound libraries covering diverse chemotypes and small molecules for hit identification and lead discovery, sold to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic drug discovery teams.

2Synergy 2.0
CategoryCustom Synthesis Services
Description

A custom combinatorial chemistry service that delivers designed libraries on demand by combining solution-phase and solid-phase parallel synthesis, used by drug discovery teams needing targeted analog sets.

3Speed Chemistry Building Blocks
CategoryBuilding Blocks
Description

A collection of more than 60,000 building blocks designed to enable rapid hit confirmation and SAR exploration for medicinal chemists running hit-to-lead and lead optimization campaigns.

4Building Blocks for DEL (DNA-Encoded Libraries)
CategoryBuilding Blocks for DNA-Encoded Libraries
Description

A collection of building blocks specifically designed and pre-validated for DNA-encoded library construction, sold to researchers running DEL screening campaigns.

5MacroDEL (Macrocyclic Intermediates for DEL)
CategoryMacrocycles
Description

Macrocyclic intermediates designed and pre-validated for use in DNA-encoded library construction and screening, enabling macrocycle-based DEL campaigns.

6Macrocyclic Compound Libraries
CategoryMacrocycles
Description

A family of macrocyclic compound libraries sold to drug discovery researchers working on macrocycle-based therapeutics across multiple chemotypes.

7Glycomimetic Macrocycles
CategoryMacrocycles
Description

Macrocyclic libraries designed as glycomimetic scaffolds targeting carbohydrate-binding proteins and related drug discovery targets.

8Peptidic Macrocycles (Peptidomimetics)
CategoryMacrocycles
Description

Peptidic macrocycle libraries (peptidomimetics) for drug discovery programs targeting challenging interfaces such as protein-protein interactions.

9Nucleoside Mimetics
CategorySpecialty Compound Libraries
Description

Nucleoside mimetic compound collections used to support antiviral and nucleic acid-related drug discovery efforts.

10Soft Electrophiles
CategorySpecialty Compound Libraries
Description

Soft electrophile collections designed for targeted covalent inhibitor discovery and related covalent drug discovery campaigns.

11α-Helix Mimetics
CategorySpecialty Compound Libraries
Description

α-Helix mimetic libraries designed to disrupt protein-protein interactions mediated by α-helical recognition motifs.

12Covalent Fragments
CategoryFragment Libraries
Description

Fragment-sized compounds designed to covalently engage Cys, Lys, and other target residues, used in covalent fragment screening campaigns.

13Covalent Library Ready to Dock
CategoryCovalent Libraries
Description

A docking-ready covalent library covering more than 40 electrophilic classes with diverse ligand structures, used for computational docking and screening of covalent inhibitors.

14Protein Degraders (PROTAC Components)
CategoryPROTAC Components
Description

A catalog of building blocks for assembling PROTACs and other targeted protein degraders, used by drug discovery teams running targeted protein degradation programs.

15E3 Ligase Ligands
CategoryPROTAC Components
Description

Building blocks representing E3 ligase ligands, used as one half of PROTAC or targeted protein degrader constructs in protein degradation drug discovery.

16Linkers
CategoryPROTAC Components
Description

Linker building blocks used to connect warhead and E3 ligase ligand components in PROTAC and other bifunctional molecule design.

17E3-Linker Conjugates
CategoryPROTAC Components
Description

Pre-assembled E3-linker conjugate building blocks that simplify PROTAC synthesis by providing ready-to-couple E3 ligase recruiting units for degrader programs.

18Molecular Glues
CategoryTargeted Protein Degradation
Description

Building blocks for molecular glue degraders and other induced proximity approaches in targeted protein degradation drug discovery.

19Kinase Library
CategoryTargeted Screening Libraries
Description

A target-class screening library of more than 9,000 small molecules for kinase drug discovery programs.

20Protein-Protein Interaction (PPI) Libraries
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Strategic tierNotableTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2021-09-20
Description

Collaboration resulted in a 50K covalent compound set conveniently processed for SeeSAR molecular modeling software by BioSolveIT. The molecules are available for purchase from Asinex through their on-line search engine.

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Asinex Corporation

Drug Discovery Chemistryasinex.com

Asinex Corporation is a privately-held drug discovery chemistry company founded in 1994 that designs and synthesizes commercial screening libraries, macrocycles, PROTAC components, and DNA-encoded library building blocks for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic customers via catalog sales and custom synthesis services.

What Asinex Corporation does

Asinex Corporation is a privately-held drug discovery chemistry company founded in 1994 and headquartered in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with a European global headquarters in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The company designs and synthesizes commercial screening libraries and chemical building blocks used by pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, and academic institutions for hit identification, hit-to-lead, and lead optimization. Its product portfolio spans three layers: (1) screening libraries — including the Synergy 2.0 on-demand synthesis platform (1,000,000 enumerated compounds integrating Diversity-Oriented Synthesis, High-Throughput Experimentation, and Machine Learning), pre-plated phenotypic sets, and ultra-large virtual libraries of over 1 trillion synthetically feasible molecules; (2) specialized chemotypes — α-helix mimetics, cell-permeable macrocycles, glycomimetics, peptidomimetics, nucleoside mimetics, and soft electrophiles/covalent fragments; and (3) PROTAC and molecular glue components — E3 ligase ligands, 100+ linkers, E3-linker conjugates, and a 1,368-compound molecular glue library. The firm also supplies building blocks and polyfunctional macrocyclic intermediates (MacroDEL) for DNA-encoded library synthesis, plus research-area-focused collections covering RNA-binding, kinase, PPI, oncology, immuno-oncology, ion channels, CNS, and antibacterial/antiviral targets.

Asinex generates revenue through a combination of one-time catalog sales (via a self-serve eShop for cherry-picking and bulk purchase) and professional services revenue from custom synthesis and on-demand library production. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The go-to-market is sales-led, with direct field sales through the two regional offices handling custom and larger orders, supplemented by e-commerce for standard catalog items and by scientific publications and conference participation for top-of-funnel awareness. The company operates with a lean management team — founder Dmitry Genis (CEO), Mark Parisi (Executive Director, North America), Ludmila Sadovenko (Director of Marketing Strategy, Europe), and Dr. Roman Kombarov (Head of Business Development) — and has maintained continuous operation since founding without disclosed external funding rounds or institutional investors.

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Name
Asinex Corporation
Legal name
Asinex Corporation
Website
https://asinex.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1994
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Asinex Corporation is a privately-held drug discovery chemistry company founded in 1994 that designs and synthesizes commercial screening libraries, macrocycles, PROTAC components, and DNA-encoded library building blocks for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic customers via catalog sales and custom synthesis services.
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Asinex Corporation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Drug Discovery Chemistry
NAICS
Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology) (541714), Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing (32541)
SIC
Medicinal Chemicals & Botanical Products (2833), Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)
akta.pro primary industry
Library & Diversity Generation Platforms (display libraries, DNA-encoded libraries for biologics, variant libraries) (HLAAAIAL)

Keywords

  • Screening libraries
  • Drug discovery chemistry
  • Macrocycles drug discovery
  • PROTAC building blocks
  • DNA-encoded libraries

Where Asinex Corporation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Winston Salem
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Asinex Corporation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Screening Library Sales: Sale of pre-designed compound libraries including screening libraries, pre-plated sets, building blocks, and fragments. Products available via eShop for cherry-picking or bulk purchase.
  2. Custom Synthesis Services: On-demand synthesis services including Synergy 2.0 library (1M compounds), custom PROTAC components, and specialized macrocyclic compounds. Scalable synthesis protocols for hit-to-lead optimization.
  3. DEL Building Blocks: Sale of DNA-encoded library building blocks including macrocyclic intermediates and polyfunctional monomers for DEL research

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Asinex Corporation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Asinex Corporation designs, synthesizes, and sells compound screening libraries, building blocks, fragments, macrocycles, and PROTAC components for drug discovery researchers in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic organizations. The company also offers custom chemistry services, including targeted library design, hit confirmation, hit-to-lead, lead optimization, and on-demand combinatorial synthesis through its Synergy 2.0 platform. Products are delivered as physical compound samples, pre-plated sets in 96-well formats, and downloadable SDF structure files.

Product overview

Asinex Corporation is a drug discovery chemistry company offering a comprehensive portfolio of screening libraries and custom synthesis services. The core offering consists of three main categories: (1) Screening Libraries including the flagship Synergy 2.0 on-demand synthesis platform (1M compounds), all-purpose screening collections, and pre-plated phenotypic sets; (2) Specialized ChemoTypes including α-helix mimetics, macrocycles, glycomimetics, peptidomimetics, nucleoside mimetics, and soft electrophiles; and (3) PROTAC/Molecular Glue components including E3 Ligase Ligands, Linkers (100+), E3-Linker Conjugates, and Molecular Glues. The company also provides Building Blocks for both traditional and DNA-encoded library (DEL) synthesis, including MacroDEL intermediates and Speed Chemistry Building Blocks. Research area-focused libraries cover RNA-Binding, Kinases, Protein-Protein Interactions, Targeted Oncology, Immuno-Oncology, Ion-Channels, Signal Pathways, CNS, Epigenetics, GPCR, Antibacterial, and Antiviral targets. The portfolio serves pharmaceutical and biotech companies through on-demand synthesis, cherry-picking, and pre-plated formats.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Asinex Screening Libraries (Overall Catalog) A broad catalog of screening compound libraries covering diverse chemotypes and small molecules for hit identification and lead discovery, sold to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic drug discovery teams.
  • Synergy 2.0 A custom combinatorial chemistry service that delivers designed libraries on demand by combining solution-phase and solid-phase parallel synthesis, used by drug discovery teams needing targeted analog sets.
  • Speed Chemistry Building Blocks A collection of more than 60,000 building blocks designed to enable rapid hit confirmation and SAR exploration for medicinal chemists running hit-to-lead and lead optimization campaigns.
  • Building Blocks for DEL (DNA-Encoded Libraries) A collection of building blocks specifically designed and pre-validated for DNA-encoded library construction, sold to researchers running DEL screening campaigns.
  • MacroDEL (Macrocyclic Intermediates for DEL) Macrocyclic intermediates designed and pre-validated for use in DNA-encoded library construction and screening, enabling macrocycle-based DEL campaigns.
  • Macrocyclic Compound Libraries A family of macrocyclic compound libraries sold to drug discovery researchers working on macrocycle-based therapeutics across multiple chemotypes.
  • Glycomimetic Macrocycles Macrocyclic libraries designed as glycomimetic scaffolds targeting carbohydrate-binding proteins and related drug discovery targets.
  • Peptidic Macrocycles (Peptidomimetics) Peptidic macrocycle libraries (peptidomimetics) for drug discovery programs targeting challenging interfaces such as protein-protein interactions.
  • Nucleoside Mimetics Nucleoside mimetic compound collections used to support antiviral and nucleic acid-related drug discovery efforts.
  • Soft Electrophiles Soft electrophile collections designed for targeted covalent inhibitor discovery and related covalent drug discovery campaigns.
  • α-Helix Mimetics α-Helix mimetic libraries designed to disrupt protein-protein interactions mediated by α-helical recognition motifs.
  • Covalent Fragments Fragment-sized compounds designed to covalently engage Cys, Lys, and other target residues, used in covalent fragment screening campaigns.
  • Covalent Library Ready to Dock A docking-ready covalent library covering more than 40 electrophilic classes with diverse ligand structures, used for computational docking and screening of covalent inhibitors.
  • Protein Degraders (PROTAC Components) A catalog of building blocks for assembling PROTACs and other targeted protein degraders, used by drug discovery teams running targeted protein degradation programs.
  • E3 Ligase Ligands Building blocks representing E3 ligase ligands, used as one half of PROTAC or targeted protein degrader constructs in protein degradation drug discovery.
  • Linkers Linker building blocks used to connect warhead and E3 ligase ligand components in PROTAC and other bifunctional molecule design.
  • E3-Linker Conjugates Pre-assembled E3-linker conjugate building blocks that simplify PROTAC synthesis by providing ready-to-couple E3 ligase recruiting units for degrader programs.
  • Molecular Glues Building blocks for molecular glue degraders and other induced proximity approaches in targeted protein degradation drug discovery.
  • Kinase Library A target-class screening library of more than 9,000 small molecules for kinase drug discovery programs.
  • Protein-Protein Interaction (PPI) Libraries

Quantifiable outcome

  • Delivers tractable hits for drug discovery projects with optimized ADMET and PK properties
  • +1 more outcomes

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One partnership is on record.

  • BioSolveITnotableTechnology or Integration · 20 September 2021Collaboration resulted in a 50K covalent compound set conveniently processed for SeeSAR molecular modeling software by BioSolveIT. The molecules are available for purchase from Asinex through their on-line search engine.

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Frequently asked questions about Asinex Corporation

What does Asinex Corporation do?

Asinex Corporation designs, synthesizes, and sells compound screening libraries, building blocks, fragments, macrocycles, and PROTAC components for drug discovery researchers in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic organizations. The company also offers custom chemistry services, including targeted library design, hit confirmation, hit-to-lead, lead optimization, and on-demand combinatorial synthesis through its Synergy 2.0 platform. Products are delivered as physical compound samples, pre-plated sets in 96-well formats, and downloadable SDF structure files.

Is Asinex Corporation a public or private company?

Asinex Corporation is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Asinex Corporation founded?

Asinex Corporation was founded in 1994.

Where is Asinex Corporation based?

Asinex Corporation is headquartered in Winston Salem, United States, in the North America region.

How does Asinex Corporation make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Screening Library Sales are the primary driver. The others are custom Synthesis Services and DEL Building Blocks.

Does Asinex Corporation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Asinex Corporation.

What industry is Asinex Corporation in?

Asinex Corporation's product category is Drug Discovery Chemistry. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAAAIAL, Library & Diversity Generation Platforms (display libraries, DNA-encoded libraries for biologics, variant libraries). Its NAICS code is 541714 and its SIC code is 2833.

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