RxnBLAST: molecular scaffold and reactive chemical environment feature extractor for biochemical reactions.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
Molecular scaffolds are useful in medicinal chemistry to describe, discuss and visualize series of chemical compounds, biochemical transformations and associated biological properties. Here, we present RxnBLAST as a web-based tool for analyzing scaffold transformations and reactive chemical environment features in bioreactions. RxnBLAST extracts chemical features from bioreactions including atom-atom mapping, reaction centers, rules and functional groups to help understand chemical compositions and reaction patterns. Core-to-Core is proposed, which can be utilized in scaffold networks and for constructing a reaction space, as well as providing guidance for subsequent biosynthesis efforts. RxnBLAST is available at: http://design.rxnfinder.org/rxnblast/.