The much requested introduction of Bemis-Murcko scaffold clustering augments this step: Given a set of compounds in the Analyzer Mode (e.g., infiniSee results from the Scaffold Hopper or the Analog Hunter Mode, individual molecule libraries, SMILES. Diversity within a set offers the added benefit that, ideally, multiple individual molecular scaffolds are discovered, which can serve as potential starting points for an optimization series. Among the standout additions in this update is a sleek Bemis-Murcko scaffold clustering within infiniSee's Analyzer Mode.Ī key element driving the compound selection process is the selection of a chemically diverse set of molecules to increase the chances of finding actives. Vast Chemical Space Navigation: We are thrilled to share the launch of infiniSee 'Artemis' 5.1, which comes with numerous innovative enhancements designed to enhance the compound selection process. The Team BioSolveIT are proud to release Version 5.1 of the Chemical Space navigation platform infiniSee, named 'Artemis'is that gives easy and graphical access to searches in infinitely large chemical spaces of tangible molecules, and finds molecules based on a fuzzy pharmacophore-like similarity to an input query.īemis-Murcko Clustering: Molecular Scaffolds in infiniSee 'Artemis' 5.1 - Date: October 13, 2023
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