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. 2011 Apr 19;3(Suppl 1):P6. doi: 10.1186/1758-2946-3-S1-P6

Free-Wilson in the 21st Century – evolution of a versatile toolkit for SAR analysis

Brad Sherborne 1,
PMCID: PMC3083602

When drug discovery projects are transferred, then rapidly assessing the available SAR in both overview and in numerical detail is a prerequisite for effective computational chemistry input. Following multiple company acquisitions, regular requirements for the approach has led to an effective and fast platform for Free-Wilson [1] based SAR review: in fact the utility is sufficient that it can for a useful reporting or project browsing tool for the busy modeller. Figure 1

Figure 1.

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In this talk it is shown how a carefully crafted PDF report can be combined with “on the fly” Matched Molecular Pair [2] and other drill downs to provide a versatile platform for SAR exploration and presentation that is appealing and to medicinal chemists.

References

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