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Computer-aided reaction indexing has become an increasingly important tool for synthetic chemists in the past few years. New products, as well as newer versions of established products, continue to advance the state-of-the-art in areas of structural search specificity and efficiency.
The addition of atom-atom mapping to REACCS’ reaction substructure search represents another step in the efforts of our group to improve its searching capability. Related searching features, such as stereochemical transformations (inversion/retention of configuration) and exact-transformation search properties are supplied to allow the user to take better advantage of atom-atom mappings. These features also set the groundwork for the implementation of searching reaction schemes.
The REACCS program is supported by a number of large databases of reactions. To assign mappings to such a huge number of reactions with minimum time/labour costs, an automatic method of assigning mappings and reacting centres was developed. This ‘automapping’ module has the unique ability to perceive non-stoichiometric reactions, in addition to well-behaved transformations.
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Moock, T.E., Nourse, J.G., Grier, D., Hounshell, W.D. (1988). The Implementation of Atom-Atom Mapping and Related Features in the Reaction Access System (REACCS). In: Warr, W.A. (eds) Chemical Structures. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73975-0_33
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