MA Johnson
John Wiley & Sons
e druk, 1990
9780471621751
Concepts and Applications of Molecular Similarity
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Gebonden, 394 blz.
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John Wiley & Sons |
e druk, 1990
ISBN13: 9780471621751
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Verwachte levertijd ongeveer 16 werkdagen
Samenvatting
Offers authoritative overviews of topics related to the definition, computation and application of molecular similarity and emphasizes current research trends with molecular similarity as the unifying concept. Introduces and defines the concept of molecular similarity and explains how it can be used to explore the data containing 2–D and 3–D chemical information. Addresses the basic problem of relating chemical structures to their associated chemical and biological properties. Final chapters illustrate the use of similarity arguments in the study of chemical reaction pathways and present theoretical approaches to the concept of molecular similarity.
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Inhoudsopgave
Partial table of contents:
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<br /> The Evolution of the Concept of Molecular Similarity (D. Rouvray).
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<br /> Applications of Two–Dimensional Chemical Similarity Measures to Database Analysis and Querying (D. Bawden).
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<br /> Molecular Similarity and Quantum Chemistry (R. Carbo).
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<br /> Molecular Recognition: The Measurement and Search for Molecular Similarity in Ligand–Receptor Interaction (P. Dean).
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<br /> Similarity Concepts in Modeling Chemical Transformation Pathways (M. Johnson, et al.).
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<br /> Three–Dimensional Topological Aspects of Molecular Similarity (P. Mezey).
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<br /> An Approach to Molecular Similarity (R. Rosen).
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<br /> Index.
<br />
<br /> The Evolution of the Concept of Molecular Similarity (D. Rouvray).
<br />
<br /> Applications of Two–Dimensional Chemical Similarity Measures to Database Analysis and Querying (D. Bawden).
<br />
<br /> Molecular Similarity and Quantum Chemistry (R. Carbo).
<br />
<br /> Molecular Recognition: The Measurement and Search for Molecular Similarity in Ligand–Receptor Interaction (P. Dean).
<br />
<br /> Similarity Concepts in Modeling Chemical Transformation Pathways (M. Johnson, et al.).
<br />
<br /> Three–Dimensional Topological Aspects of Molecular Similarity (P. Mezey).
<br />
<br /> An Approach to Molecular Similarity (R. Rosen).
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<br /> Index.