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Compounds in the natural product set were selected from 140,000 compounds in the DTP open repository collection based on (a) origin, (b) purity, (c) structural diversity (differential scaffolds structures with varied functional groups), and (d) availability.

Content metadata such as a color descriptor or a set of textual tags are obtained with extraction tools which require an offline processing of all or part of the repository collection.

We therefore searched the Open Chemical Repository Collection, a diverse set of more than 200,000 compounds (Developmental Therapeutics Program, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda), for the presence of N-hydroxyimides.

This brief survey of two recently published molecular data collections indicates that each subject domain will benefit from specifically optimising the features of repository collections for its own needs.

Both type A.I and A.II strains have been present in repository collections but their large genetic differences were unknown until detailed genetic analysis based upon multi-locus variable number tandem repeat analysis (MLVA) [8], [9] was performed.

Policy plays an important role in terms of the repository collections development by granting authority and shaping the framework of assigned roles and responsibilities.

Broad reticulation across many species probably prevented the ancestral gene pool from diverging during the Neogene forest stage, maintained reproductive compatibility, and is still acting today as evidenced by the prevalence of hybrids found in the wild and in repository collections.

This paper will discuss policy and technology developments and their role in building the repository collections, how ORCID implementation is helping in locating and linking research, how these efforts relate to research evaluation at KAUST, and finally will discuss the role of the library in engaging the community to learn about related issues.