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Chemical Structure Search
Chemical Structure Search
When a chemical compound or entity is novel, chemical structure searches are necessary. Before patenting a chemical structure, it must first be determined whether the structure has already been patented. Chemical structures cited in patent and non-patent publications are identified by an IPR researcher’s highly targeted pre-planned Chemical Structure Search.
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What is Chemical Structure Search?
In a patent or non-patent document, chemical structure search comprises locating a precise spatial arrangement of molecules. Chemical structure search aids in the discovery of an exact or substructure match on your target molecule. Conducting a chemical structure search is essential because it provides information on entire chemical structures, functional moieties, and chains, allowing you to draw and select the most relevant references for inventions in chemistry, biochemistry, and pharmaceuticals.
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Chemical search approaches in Three ways:
Similarity
Search
Searches for structures that are similar to the structure of the query.
Sub-structure
Search
Useful if someone is interested in all available starting materials containing a certain structure fragment (the substructure)
Exact
Match
An exact match of chemical structure that is equal to that provided as input in the query is searched.
Why Choose
IPR Researcher
- IPR researches fills in the gap for you when a structure is novel, searching for it becomes extremely difficult.
- We have outperformed 500+ chemical structure searches every year.
- Professionals with scientific background having more than 4 years of expertise in conducting searches through high-quality databases such as PubChem, Orbit Chemistry, ChemSpider, Elsevier, sureChEMBL, Scifinder, and other scientific technical networks.
- Proficiency in usage of structure search databases based on extent of research (REGISTRYSM/CAplusSM, REAXYSFILETM, Derwent® Chemistry Resource/WPINDEX and MARPAT® and Derwent Markush Resource)
- Other techniques, such as IUPAC/Common name search and CAS number search, are used to enhance chemical structure searching in order to overcome the database's and/or structure's inherent constraints and assure the best quality results in the search.
- Our detailed report on the chemical structure search contains information such as chemical structures identified and significant replacements, and the results can be utilised to improve Patentability, Invalidity, and Freedom-To-Operate searches.