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Modular artificial intelligence platform for organic and medicinal chemistry
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Patents
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Reactions
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Literary sources
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Molecules
The Syntelly database is compiled from open sources and consists mostly of small molecules. Data from the following sources are included in the literature: USPTO, WIPO, FIPS, PMC, Crossref
Database
Enter structures and view predicted properties for structures that are not in the Syntelly database: physicochemical, biological properties, carcinogenicity and drug similarity parameters
Molecular Editor
PDF2SMILES
Tool for optical recognition of molecular structures and Markush structures from PDF. Export structures from documents to a separate dataset for further analysis
Navigating the chemical space. Analyzing clusters of bioactive compounds. Generation of new compounds with specified properties.
SynMap 2D / 3D
Prediction of spectra: tandem mass spectrometry (QToF-MS/MS), infrared spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance (1H, 13C, 15N, 19F)
Spectra
Collect and store your own chemical datasets. Import and export is available in the most popular formats: SDF, CSV, SMI. We also provide a collection of thematic datasets
Datasets
Predicting reactions
Prediction of possible products of chemical reactions and search for reactions for the synthesis of the desired molecule based on a neural network model
Compounds properties prediction
Evaluation of compounds using 80 models to predict physicochemical, toxicological and biological properties of organic compounds
Modules
SMILES2IUPAC
Generation of systematic nomenclature names according to the IUPAC
Search
Quick search for relevant and reliable information related to chemistry: structures, literature, patents, experimental data
Synthesis cost
Choosing the optimal synthesis path with calculation of economic efficiency. TOP 5 known reaction schemes, including all stages and references to literary sources
March 8, 2022
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