Understands the number of possible connections that an atom can have. Hydrogen-suppressed, that is to say that the molecules are represented The structures that are entered using SMILES are A blankīy combining atomic symbols and bond symbols simple chain structures can be It isĪlso assumed that the bond between two lower case atom symbols is aromatic. Single bond, and the computer would identify the structure as the chemical ethane. Mean that there is a non-aromatic carbon attached to another non-aromatic carbon by a Single bonds are the default and therefore need not be entered.
If the atomic symbol has more than one letter the UpperĬase letters refer to non-aromatic atoms lower case letters refer An atom is represented using its respective atomic symbol. SMILES supports all elements in the periodic Other rules are available for chemicals that are structural isomers,īut will not be discussed in this basic tutorial. For the ASTER system, a two-dimensional depiction is adequate. The rulesīelow allow for the representation of a two-dimensional structure ofĪ chemical. The rules are described below and some examples are provided. For example, if the user places too many bonds on anĪtom, a SMILES warning will appear that the structure is impossible.
The system will warn the user and ask that the structure be edited If basic rules of chemistry are not followed in SMILES entry, Several publications discuss SMILES in more detail, includingĪnderson et al. (MED-Duluth) Duluth, MN to the Medicinal Chemistry Project at PomonaĬollege, Claremont, CA and the Computer Sciences Corporation, Duluth, Environmental Protection Agency, Mid-Continent Ecology Division-Duluth, SMILES was developed through funding from
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