Free One, Two molecular viewers described and used. See also this exercise for a sense of how to use viewers in a database mining manner.
Netware for Drugs. This link connects to PubChem, ChemFinder, KLOTHO and some additional web resources for drug and small molecule resources.
, SMILES
CC(C(=O)C1=CC(=CC=C1)Cl)NC(C)(C)C ,Smiles
to Structure









janus 2% babel -m
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Input file type
1. Alchemy 2. AMBER PREP
3. Ball and Stick 4. MSI BGF
5. Biosym .CAR 6. Boogie
7. Cacao Cartesian 8. Cambridge CADPAC
9. CHARMm 10. Chem3D Cartesian 1
11. Chem3D Cartesian 2 12. CSD CSSR
13. CSD FDAT 14. CSD GSTAT
15. Dock Database 16. Dock PDB
17. Feature 18. Free Form Fractional
19. GAMESS Output 20. Gaussian Z-Matrix
21. Gaussian 92 Output 22. Gaussian 94 Output
23. GROMOS96 (A) 24. GROMOS96 (nm)
25. Hyperchem HIN 26. MDL Isis SDF
27. M3D 28. Mac Molecule
29. Macromodel 30. Micro World
31. MM2 Input 32. MM2 Output
33. MM3 34. MMADS
35. MDL MOLfile 36. MOLIN
37. Mopac Cartesian 38. Mopac Internal
39. Mopac Output 40. PC Model
41. PDB 42. PS-GVB Input
43. PS-GVB Output 44. Quanta MSF
45. Schakal 46. ShelX
47. SMILES 48. Spartan
49. Spartan Semi-Empirical 50. Spartan Mol. Mechanics
51. Sybyl Mol 52. Sybyl Mol2
53. Conjure 54. UniChem XYZ
55. XYZ 56. XED
Reading SMILES file wellbutrinsmiles.txt
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Output file type
1. DIAGNOTICS 2. Alchemy
3. Ball and Stick 4. BGF
5. Batchmin Command 6. DOCK 3.5 box
7. Cacao Cartesian 8. Cacao Internal
9. CAChe MolStruct 10. Chem3D Cartesian 1
11. Chem3D Cartesian 2 12. ChemDraw Conn. Table
13. Dock Database 14. Wizard
15. Conjure Template 16. CSD CSSR
17. Dock PDB 18. Feature
19. Fenske-Hall ZMatrix 20. Gamess Input
21. Gaussian Cartesian 22. Gaussian Z-matrix
23. Gaussian Z-matrix tmplt 24. GROMOS96 (A)
25. GROMOS96 (nm) 26. Hyperchem HIN
27. Icon 8 28. IDATM
29. MDL Isis SDF 30. M3D
31. Mac Molecule 32. Macromodel
33. Micro World 34. MM2 Input
35. MM2 Ouput 36. MM3
37. MMADS 38. MDL Molfile
39. MolInventor 40. Mopac Cartesian
41. Mopac Internal 42. MSI Quanta CSR
43. PC Model 44. PDB
45. PS-GVB Z-Matrix 46. PS-GVB Cartesian
47. Report 48. SMILES
49. Spartan 50. Sybyl Mol
51. Sybyl Mol2 52. MDL Maccs
53. Torsion List 54. Tinker XYZ
55. UniChem XYZ 56. XYZ
57. XED
Or a web site like MOLCONVERT
Energy for molecule : Wellbutrin
Bond Stretching Energy : 2.749
Angle Bending Energy : 3.018
Torsional Energy : -6.311
Str-Bend Energy : 0.465
Out of Plane Bending Energy : 0.000
1-4 van der Waals Energy : 39.967
van der Waals Energy : 10.669
1-4 Electrostatic Energy : 76.975
Electrostatic Energy : -46.298
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Total Energy : 81.236 kcals/mol
57. XED













We will work through the JACS COMFA and pharmacophore triplets tutorials and make a small combinatorial library within SYBYL.
Here some smiles strings to play with. Use PubChem or SYBYL to build 3D models and or find names and clinical use if any.
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