Hi,
I am using the following C++ script to read a molecule from a SD file (with
defined stereochemistry), but the information about the stereochemistry gets
lost. The file I am using is from glucose (ZINC03833800;
http://zinc.docking.org/substance/3833800
Hi Greg,
Does this depend on removeHs() function? I mean, to make MergeQueryHs() work,
should I do removeHs=False first for all compounds in my database, to preserve
implicit\explicit hydrogens in their structure?
Thank you!
Andrew
30.11.2017 22:26, Andrey
>That's awesome,
Dear RDkit Users,
Rdkit would delete all hydrogen atoms when read in a sdf file.
Since I want to use charge information of all atoms in sdf file, I want to
keep all hydrogen atoms when readin.
Is there something like Chem.SmilesParserParams() for sdfsupplier ?
Many thanks for your help.
Best,
On 12/13/2017 11:03 AM, Chicago Ji wrote:
> Dear RDkit Users,
>
> Rdkit would delete all hydrogen atoms when read in a sdf file.
> Since I want to use charge information of all atoms in sdf file, I want
> to keep all hydrogen atoms when readin.
> Is there something like Chem.SmilesParserParams()
I know that Michal has done some work with this as part of the beta for the
new ChEMBL interface.
@Michal: do you have a bit of time to explain what you did in order to get
images that you could serve via the web?
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 1:50 PM, Bruno Neves wrote:
>
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 7:28 PM, Andrey wrote:
>
> Does this depend on removeHs() function? I mean, to make MergeQueryHs()
> work, should I do removeHs=False first for all compounds in my database, to
> preserve implicit\explicit hydrogens in their structure?
>
The MergeQueryHs()
Dear colleagues
I want to develop mechanistically interpretable machine learning models
(i.e., using similarity maps) and implement them in web services.
I've already managed to generate a map from a smiles. However, I can not
generate maps for multiple molecules in a data set (CSV ou SDF).
I’m
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