Informing synthetic decision making using cheminformatic and bioinformatic profil

$215,235P50FY2009GMNIH

Broad Institute, Inc., Cambridge MA

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Abstract

Extend a chemical biology information model currently used to analyze small-molecule screening data to the area of synthetic organic chemistry, so that decisions in synthesis can be guided by empirical data obtained from the small molecules synthesized in Projects 1, 2, among others. (Project 4)

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