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October 2012 • Björn Grüning
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molecule datatypes are first class citizen
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fingerprint generation
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large scale postgresql :: pgchem |
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filtering
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32 different tools
powered by open source projects
offer a community starting point
building comprehensive and specialised compound libraries
screening libraries for new drug candidates
exploring of the chemical universe
reproducibility/transparency
completeness
free availability
automatization
39 million filtered unique compounds
ftp://pharmaceutical-bioinformatics.org/chemicalbox/
git clone http://chemicalbox.pharmaceutical-bioinformatics.org/chemicalbox.git
44,6 million filtered unique compounds
43,6 million drug like compounds (qed > 0.2)
1,2 million cluster centers (similarity > 0.85)
fragmentation of 1.425 drugs
1.895 fragments
182.360 unique, merged compounds
150.642 are druglike (qed > 0,3)
G. Richard Bickerton et al. "Quantifying the chemical beauty of drugs"; Nature Chemistry 2012