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Creating Combinatorial Libraries: Structural analogs
of sarin |
Goals
- Find the sarin PubChem Compound Summary page.
- Learn about the functional properties, physical character and structure of Sarin.
- Perform a search to retrieve analogs with 95%, 90% or 80% structural similarity.
- Save the compounds in a single combinatorial library file.
Steps
- Retrieve the PubChem Compound Summary page for sarin
- On the NCBI home page, enter sarin in the search box and click Go.
- Find the PubChem Compound results and click on the number of hits, and then on the CID (Compound IDentifier) for the
first record retrieved.
- Find functional properties and calculated parameters for sarin
- According to the Medical Subject Annotations section, what is sarin (unfortunately) used for and what is its mode of action?
- Locate the following information in the record: alternate names for sarin, molecular weight, molecular formula,
XLogP, InChI and SMILES.
- Find structural analogs of sarin
- Scroll to the top of the record. How many Similar Compounds are linked to sarin (score >= 90%)?
- Click on Structure Search.
- Select Similar Compounds, score >=80% in the Search Type
menu, then click on Search.
- How many more compounds do you retrieve than with the pre-computed Similar Compounds?
- Create and save the sarin combinatorial library
- Choose PubChem Download from the Display menu.
- Choose your preferred format, then click Download.
Revised January 22, 2007
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