AspirinCode/DiffIUPAC

Diffusion-based generative drug-like molecular editing with chemical natural language

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This project helps medicinal chemists and drug designers by translating chemical names into molecular structures. You input an IUPAC name, which is a standardized chemical language, and it outputs a SMILES string, a line notation for chemical structures. This allows researchers to quickly generate potential drug-like molecules and explore different designs based on chemical language descriptions.

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Use this if you need to generate drug-like molecular structures (SMILES strings) from their IUPAC chemical names, especially for tasks like analogue or linker design.

Not ideal if you primarily work with 2D graphs or 3D geometries of molecules, or if you don't have access to systems with large memory (228GB system RAM or 80GB GPU memory).

medicinal-chemistry drug-discovery molecular-design organic-chemistry chemical-informatics
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Dec 22, 2024

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