In silico tox
predicting toxicity
- Integrate disparate sources of toxicity data
- Mine historical collections of public and proprietary toxicity data
- Understand and subset the data
- Build predictive models
- Identify analogs with toxicity data
Data Mining
rapidly profiling compound characteristics
- Quickly generate scaffolds identifying substructures associated with a biological response
- Meaningful classification of large data sets utilizing the chemical hierarchy
- Exhaustively mine for structural alerts or privileged fragments
- Compare compounds with toxicity and known drug databases
- Efficiently finds patterns and outliers
HTS Analysis
finding better leads faster
- Seamlessly screen for potential problems, e.g. toxicity
- Browse similar compounds from other sources, for example known drugs databases and commercially available screening sets
- Uncover general patterns and outliers
- Rapidly identify qualified lead series
Lead Optimization
structure-activity relationships
- Generate scaffolds identifying active, or selective, substructures in minutes
- Understand the activity, or selectivity, relationship of substituents and positioning with R-Group analysis
- Come up-to speed on a SAR
- Communicate SAR results with peers
Compound Acquisition
identify qualified compounds for acquisition
- Select a set of compounds that are similar to known drugs
- Remove compounds containing substructure alerts
- Filter compounds on calculated and measured properties
- Search chemical libraries using scaffolds
- Cluster and browse chemical libraries for diversity
- Compare libraries in a side-by-side analysis
- Compare source compounds with the toxicity databases