User 7fc1506f44
17-07-2012 18:32:35
I wonder how to convert this Smiles: [H] \ C1 = C (C) / CCC = C (C) CC [C @ @] 2 ([H]) C (= C) C (= O) O [C @] 12 [H] to a smile isomeric without the information in this case sMILE: [H] C1 = C (C) CCC = C (C) CCC2 ([H]) (C (= C) C (= O ) OC12 ([H]))
ChemAxon d51151248d
19-07-2012 11:23:32
Dear Patrick!
You have to use non-stereo SMILES to get the result.
To do that, copy your SMILES into MarvinSketch (with for example Ctrl + V) and then
use Edit > Source > View > SMILES > SMILES (non-stereo) to get the result.
Please also delete the spaces between the characters of the SMILES codes because Marvin
can't recognize the structure as you pasted well.
User 7fc1506f44
20-07-2012 01:49:52
danielszisz wrote: |
Dear Patrick!
You have to use non-stereo SMILES to get the result.
To do that, copy your SMILES into MarvinSketch (with for example Ctrl + V) and then
use Edit > Source > View > SMILES > SMILES (non-stereo) to get the result.
Please also delete the spaces between the characters of the SMILES codes because Marvin
can't recognize the structure as you pasted well.
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Thank you staff! I wonder if you would know how to convert using the web tools.
ChemAxon d51151248d
20-07-2012 19:54:13
Dear Patrick !
What did you mean by 'web tools' ? If you meant Marvin applets, then you can solve your problem
the same way as with the desktop version of MarvinSketch. If you were interested in the applet, I
would recommend you the applet developer documentation, where you can use the applet.
http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/examples/applets/sketch/index.html