R-Group Deconvolution Examples

Example 1

The input molecules are:

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The detected scaffold is:

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The R-Group deconvolution is:

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R-Groups

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Example 2

The input molecules are:

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The detected scaffold is:

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The R-Group deconvolution is:

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R-Groups

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Example 3

This example was run with -na option, and so the scaffolds are not aromatized.

The input molecules are:

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All possible scaffolds are:

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The selected scaffold is:

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The R-Group deconvolution is:

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R-Groups

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Example 4

The input molecules are:

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Aromatic scaffold

The detected scaffold is:

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The molecules are identical (up to aromatization), so the R-Group deconvolution is trivial.

Non-aromatic scaffold

With -na option, the following scaffolds were found:

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The first one was selected for R-Group deconvolution:

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The R-Group deconvolution is:

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R-Groups

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