Hi John,
thank you very much for your advice. The Code works perfectly for me!
Niko
John M schrieb am Di., 20. Dez. 2016 um
16:16 Uhr:
> There isn't a utility function but it's quite simple. Get the fragments as
> you are already doing, then for each fragment
Hi Nikolas,
no idea if the Murckofragmenter can do this, but the easiest way should be to
get all ring atoms using
org.openscience.cdk.graph.Cycles.markRingAtomsAndBonds(mol);
First you need to eat away the peripheral sustituents (recursively delete all
atoms with connectivity 1 until no
There isn't a utility function but it's quite simple. Get the fragments as
you are already doing, then for each fragment delete all the the cyclic
bonds. In practise it's more efficient to build a new molecule and only
include the acyclic bonds.
Code:
Hello,
i'm new to mailinglists so i'm not sure if my first mail is received.
I wrote a class which uses the murckofragmenter to create fragments of
molecules. Now I need the possibility to get the chain between to
ringsystems as fragment.
Is it possible to realize it with the murckofragmenter or
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