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ProSAR: a new methodology for combinatorial library design

Chen et al., 2009

Document ID
4717008517455384062
Author
Chen H
Borjesson U
Engkvist O
Kogej T
Svensson M
Blomberg N
Weigelt D
Burrows J
Lange T
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of chemical information and modeling

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A method is introduced for performing reagent selection for chemical library design based on topological (2D) pharmacophore fingerprints. Optimal reagent selection is achieved by optimizing the Shannon entropy of the 2D pharmacophore distribution for the reagent set …
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