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An Expert System to Predict the Forced Degradation of Organic Molecules

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Journal Mol Pharm
Specialty Pharmacology
Date 2013 Jul 5
PMID 23822517
Citations 6
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Abstract

In this paper we describe Zeneth, a new expert computational system for the prediction of forced degradation pathways of organic compounds. Intermolecular reactions such as dimerization, reactions between the query compound and its degradants, as well as interactions with excipients can be predicted. The program employs a knowledge base of patterns and reasoning rules to suggest the most likely transformations under various environmental conditions relevant to the pharmaceutical industry. Building the knowledge base is facilitated by data sharing between the users.

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