InfoChem releases SPRESIweb version 2.0
New version of Web-based research tool for one of the largest structure and reaction databases worldwide launched
InfoChem has launched its Web-based structure and reaction research platform SPRESIweb 2.0, providing powerful new capabilities. The synthesis strategy design tool Synthesis Tree Search (STS) is fully integrated and the system offers Internet access to 4.5 million compounds and 3.5 million reactions from 380,000 references including 98,000 patents. Over 20 million facts such as chemical, physical or biological property data and keywords abstracted from the primary literature are also searchable in SPRESIweb. Even greater search flexibility is allowed now that structure searching has been extended by "Isomer search", "Parent search" and "Flex match". SPRESIweb 2.0 also features reaction substructure searching and search in the "basic index" which covers principal data fields.
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SPRESIweb offers links to several document delivery services (such as FIZ AutoDoc, CISTI and subito), to online patent services (Espacenet, US Patent & Trademark Office and MicroPatent), to other cheminformatics services (ChemNavigator) and to online services for physical property and spectra prediction (ACD/I-Lab). Furthermore SPRESIweb can be linked to the customer's in-house databases using either the structure itself or the reaction classification code as crossover key.
"SPRESIweb is one of the largest structural and reaction databases worldwide and the first one of this kind offered via the Internet", said Peter Loew, PhD, Managing Director, InfoChem GmbH. "With the integration of our synthesis design tool Synthesis Tree Search (STS) we provide a unique, powerful program for synthesis chemists, students and academic researchers to plan out their individual synthesis strategy based on reactions actually published in the journal and patent literature."
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Chemical synthesis is at the heart of modern chemistry and enables the targeted production of molecules with specific properties. By combining starting materials in defined reaction conditions, chemists can create a wide range of compounds, from simple molecules to complex active ingredients.
