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Abstract: Libraries encoded with electrophoric tags present a unique challenge with respect to library quality control and characterization. Libraries are prepared on Tentagel resin in 200-fold redundancy wherein each resin particle contains one compound per one tag set. The amount of compound present on the bead is ca. 200-500 pmole while tag levels are estimated at 0.5-1 pmol/bead. Several quality control protocols have been developed in order to accurately estimate bead yield and purity for the entire library, ensure high tag fidelity, and to determine the overall performance of individual synthons. This review provides a unique, collective portrait of Pharmacopeia's approach in assessing the quality of libraries prepared using its molecular encoding technology.