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Creates a virtual library of SMILES codes for all possible combinations of Ugi products based on lists of SMILES of starting materials in a Google Spreadsheet. Uses Rajarshi Guha's web service.
Can someone create a Taverna workflow that does this?
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Created: 05/08/10 @ 16:26:19 | Last updated: 05/08/10 @ 16:26:20
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Predicts descriptor values using a model derived from a linear regression analysis of the Open Notebook Science solubility data and literature values. The workflow returns all the Abraham descriptors E, S, A, B and V in a HTML file.Predicts descriptor values using a model derived from a linear regression analysis of the Open Notebook Science solubility data and literature values
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Created: 04/08/10 @ 11:42:55 | Last updated: 04/08/10 @ 11:43:30
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Predicts solubility in molar units for a given chemical compound represented as a SMILES string in a given solvent. Uses a beanshell script to enable the user to select the solvent from a list.
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Created: 06/06/11 @ 10:34:13 | Last updated: 06/06/11 @ 10:34:15
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Use the Bioclipse scripting langauge to authenticate with Google Docs, and download the Open Notebook Science solubility data into a local data structure.
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