On Sep 16, peter murray-rust wrote:
> We have a real need to generate structures from 1-D connection tables 
> and there is no tried and trusted Blue Obelisk coordinate generator 
> (e.g. we use CDK for 2D coordinates and have run it over 200,000 structures).
> 
> Here are the possibilities:

We also face this problem routinely while doing QSAR/QSPR modelling. Usually
we do it by workflows looking like the following:

- generate crude 3D geometry with MOLGEO (from Codessa Pro software package)
- perform conformational space analysis with macromodel
- geometry optimisation with MOPAC

Some steps there can be computationally quite demanding when large data
sets are dealt with. We have currently a Chemomentum project running to have
this kind of workflows running on a computational grids. We are pretty much
interested to have this kind of workflows performed with open source
software, to have this kind of workflows accessible for everyone.

Best wishes,
Sulev

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Dr. Sulev Sild                                     e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Intitute of Chemistry, University of Tartu          phone: (+372) 7375-254
Jakobi 2, Tartu, Estonia, 51014                       fax: (+372) 7375-264

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