Chemoinformatics Portal and its application in Bioinformatics

 

Moltable portal to
"advance innovative research in molecular structure and drug discovery"

[Sponsored by DSIR-NewDelhi]

 

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About Mol(ecule)Table:

Chemistry, the science of materials and their transformation, exhibits a broad diversity of information, which by now encompasses an enormous body of knowledge about chemical structure, properties and reactions. Comparable efforts are needed to master the flood of information and accumulated knowledge in chemistry today. In this moltable initiatives we create several databases of both chemical and pharmaceutical importance.

Recently at NCL we also established a QSPR strategy for predicting Melting point of diverse class of organic molecules [click here for publication] from chemical structure using artificial neural network. We also established new molecular encoding as barcodes [click here for publication] with truly computable structures for automatic input data to modeling and property prediction programs. We also established ChemXtreme a program to harvest chemical information [click here for publication] such as properties, activities, and toxicity of molecules from Internet web pages. Recently we published (11 April 2008) ChemStar [click here for publication] a paper highlighting the Distributed computing environment for calculating molecular properties for large collection of PubChem. The source code and data freely accessible [click here for publication] We also provide academic and industrial training in building chemical-biological databases related to chemoinformatics and other commercial databases and Tools. Please feel free to contact us.

 

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Contact:

Dr M Karthikeyan [WEB Profile updated], 

Scientist, Digital Information Resource Center, Information Division

National Chemical Laboratory, Pune-411 008, India

Ph: +91-(0) 20-2590 2483 e-mail: m.karthikeyan@ncl.res.in (or) karthincl@gmail.com

this page last reviewed August 16, 2008

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