| Autor: |
Hanson RM; Department of Chemistry , St. Olaf College , 1520 St. Olaf Avenue , Northfield , Minnesota 55057 , United States., Musacchio S; Department of Chemistry , St. Olaf College , 1520 St. Olaf Avenue , Northfield , Minnesota 55057 , United States., Mayfield JW; NextMove Software Ltd , Unit 23, Cambridge Science Park , Cambridge , CB4 0EY , United Kingdom., Vainio MJ; Varian Medical Systems Finland Oy , Paciuksenkatu 21 , Helsinki 00270 , Finland., Yerin A; Moscow Department , Advanced Chemistry Development , 6 Akademika Bakuleva Street , Moscow 117513 , Russia., Redkin D; Moscow Department , Advanced Chemistry Development , 6 Akademika Bakuleva Street , Moscow 117513 , Russia. |
| Abstrakt: |
The most recent version of the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog rules for the determination of stereodescriptors as described in Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry: IUPAC Recommendations and Preferred Names 2013 (the "Blue Book"; Favre and Powell. Royal Society of Chemistry, 2014; http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/9781849733069 ) were analyzed by an international team of cheminformatics software developers. Algorithms for machine implementation were designed, tested, and cross-validated. Deficiencies in Sequence Rules 1b and 2 were found, and proposed language for their modification is presented. A concise definition of an additional rule ("Rule 6", below) is proposed, which succinctly covers several cases only tangentially mentioned in the 2013 recommendations. Each rule is discussed from the perspective of machine implementation. The four resultant implementations are supported by a 300-compound validation suite in both 2D and 3D structure data file (SDF) format as well as SMILES ( https://cipvalidationsuite.github.io/ValidationSuite ). The validation suites include all significant examples in Chapter 9 of the Blue Book, as well as several additional structures that highlight more complex aspects of the rules not addressed or not clearly analyzed in that work. These additional structures support a case for the need for modifications to the Sequence Rules. |
