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| In recent years, the electronic age has created an enormous increase in the production of fewer large and comprehensive reaction databaes. The introduction of client-server-based reaction databases access systems certainly attracted the greater number of end users. The contents, coverage period, abstracting guidelines, and sources of data are the few reasons why chemists need multiple reaction databses for complete information. Reaction searching is incomplete if conducted with only one reaction database. The present work will provide insight in to the searches conducted on synthetic transformation, and author search in specialized smaller and comprehensive reaction databases. The hit answers are compared and overall results indicate that indeed these reaction databases are complementary to each other. |
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Advances in Reaction Informatics – New Tools and Technologies to Improve Synthesis Planning
9:00 AM-11:30 AM, Wednesday, 29 March 2006 Georgia World Congress Center -- B302, Oral
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