1995
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19951072025
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Optimierung der biologischen Aktivität von kombinatorischen Verbindungsbibliotheken durch einen genetischen Algorithmus

Abstract: organische Phase warige Phase OH OH Rh / P(mC6H4S03Naj3 CO /H2 Schema 2. Stofftransport zwlschen wdnriger und organischer Phase in Gegenwart eines chemisch modifizierten Cyclodextrins bei der Hydroformylierung von I-Decen.clodextrin-Komplex. Dementsprechend sollten die organischen Reaktionspartner und die Cyclodextrine leichter assoziieren und dissoziieren konnen (Schritte 1 und 3 in Schema 2). Die ungewohnlich hohe Selektivitat zugunsten der Aldehydbildung ( I 90 %) mit dem teilmethylierten b-Cyclodextrin kan… Show more

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“…1 While this ''substructure chromosome'' focuses on chemical functionality, it will also carry some information about physical properties such as lipophilicity, because these are known to be related to substructure-based descriptions. The advantage compared to using lists of reagents as in the work of Weber et al 10 and Singh et al 9 is that parents and children do not need to originate from the same reaction nor do they have to share the same scaffold.…”
Section: Genetic Optimization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…1 While this ''substructure chromosome'' focuses on chemical functionality, it will also carry some information about physical properties such as lipophilicity, because these are known to be related to substructure-based descriptions. The advantage compared to using lists of reagents as in the work of Weber et al 10 and Singh et al 9 is that parents and children do not need to originate from the same reaction nor do they have to share the same scaffold.…”
Section: Genetic Optimization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…When applying genetic algorithms to molecular problems, the relevant characteristics of the molecules have to be encoded. In their library optimization work, Weber et al 10 used concatenated reagent identification numbers to characterize the resulting library structures. Glen and Payne 3 use the connection table of a molecule itself as chromosome for a GA.…”
Section: Genetic Optimization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As MCR chemistry is used more and more in virtual screening tools access to such diverse backbones becomes increasingly significant. [19,21] Towards this end we introduced a freely accessible virtual compound library of approximately five million compounds based on this backbone in the recently published ANCHOR. QUERY software for the discovery of protein-protein interaction antagonists.…”
Section: Dedicated To Ivar Ugimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1,42 For a whole decade a research group at Hofmann-LaRoche AG tried, without success, to find suitable thrombine inhibitors by the coventional methods. But only in 1995 Weber et al 47 discovered two such desired products, 23a and 23b (Scheme 1.9), when they used libraries of 4-CR products for their systematically planned search, which also included mathematically oriented methods.…”
Section: The Modern Chemistry Of the Isocyanidesmentioning
confidence: 99%