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ACS National Meeting #234

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Sunday, August 19, 2007

Sunday, 8/19/2007
8:25 AM - 5:40 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  252A, Oral

CINF

Drug Reprofiling

Section A

Organized by: Alexander Tropsha, Christopher A. Lipinski
 

8:25 AM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks
   
 

8:30 AM

 

             

 

1

 Mining the receptorome: A powerful approach for predicting efficacies and side-effects of repositioned medications.
B. L. Roth  
 

8:55 AM

 

             

 

2

 Side effect profile prediction: Computational tackling of big pharma's worst nightmare at an early stage.
J. Scheiber J. L. Jenkins, A. Bender, S. Whitebread, J. Hamon, L. Urban, K. Azzaoui, J. H. Nettles, M. Glick, J. W. Davies
 

9:20 AM

 

             

 

3

 Development of high-throughput repurposing technologies.
J. Prous Jr. D. Aragones
 

9:45 AM

 

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4

 Use of integrative pharmacology in drug repositioning.
T. Barnes  
 

10:10 AM

 

             

 

 

 Intermission
   
 

10:30 AM

 

             

 

5

 Transcriptional connectivity map for biomedical discovery.
J. Lamb  
 

10:55 AM

 

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6

 GAUDI: An integrated tool for navigating through the small molecule - target protein space.
T. I. Oprea J. Mestres
 

11:20 AM

 

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7

 Relating protein pharmacology by ligand chemistry.
J. J. Irwin M. Keiser, B. L. Roth, B. Armburster, P. Ernsberger, B. K. Shoichet
 

11:45 AM

 

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8

 Hypothesis-driven drug reprofiling based on a novel systems biology approach.
F. S. Young  
 

12:10 PM

 

             

 

 

 Lunch Break
   
 

2:00 PM

 

             

 

14

 MLR-1023: A drug candidate for type II diabetes with a novel molecular target discovered by using an in vivo drug repositioning approach.
M. S. Saporito C. A. Lipinski, A. Ochman, D. Koemer, J. Batten, A. Reaume
 

2:25 PM

 

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15

 Construction of a virtual library of endocrine disruptors for in silico target fishing.
C. Laggner L. G. Nashev, D. Schuster, T. Langer, A. Odermatt
 

2:50 PM

 

   PPT         

 

16

 Emergency discovery of novel antimicrobials among known drugs in response to new and re-emerging infectious threats.
A. Cherkasov  
 

3:15 PM

 

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17

 Effective and rapid bio-activity profiling using pharmacophore-based parallel screening.
T. Langer T. M. Steindl, D. Schuster, J. Kirchmair, R. Hoffmann, C. Laggner, G. Wolber
 

3:40 PM

 

             

 

 

 Intermission
   
 

4:00 PM

 

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18

 Knowledge-based prediction for alternate indications and targets for known drugs.
A. W. E. Chan J. P. Overington
 

4:25 PM

 

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19

 Synergistic advantages of drug reprofiling and clinical trial offshoring in India.
J. Maki  
 

4:50 PM

 

             

 

20

 Drug reprofiling platform as a risk leverage strategy in drug discovery.
A. Mochizuki  
 

5:15 PM

 

             

 

21

 Taking advantage of therapeutic switching: commercialisation in a world of generic substitution.
D. Cavalla  
 

Sunday, 8/19/2007
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  251, Oral

CINF

E-Books for Chemistry Research and Instruction

Section B

Organized by: Charles F. Huber
 

9:00 AM

 

             

 

9

 CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics: E-book and beyond.
F. Macdonald D. R. Lide, R. Morris
 

9:30 AM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

10

 Challenges in building e-books collections.
A. Twiss-Brooks  
 

10:00 AM

 

             

 

11

 Doing 18th century chemistry in the 21st century: the value of 18th and 19th century digitized books and journals.
S. A. Koch  
 

10:30 AM

 

             

 

12

 eBook customers and product design.
C. F. Wain  
 

11:00 AM

 

             

 

13

 Expect at least six times more usage from e-books than the print version: The acquisitions and usage of a large e-book collection at Texas A&M University.
K. M. Jackson R. Kimball, G. Ives
 

11:30 AM

 

             

 

 

 Lunch Break
   
 

2:00 PM

 

             

 

22

 Improving cross-searchability of interactive e-books in Knovel Library by normalizing chemical data.
S. I. Gurke  
 

2:30 PM

 

             

 

23

 Aligning authors, publishers, and customers - finding the right solution for eBooks in chemistry.
M. Forster  
 

3:00 PM

 

             

 

24

 E-Books in chemistry: Are they being used?
B. Thomsett-Scott  
 

3:30 PM

 

             

 

25

 Transformation of reference books in chemistry from print to electronic: What works and what doesn't.
M. Lafferty  
 

4:00 PM

 

             

 

 

 Panel Discussion
   
 

Monday, August 20, 2007

Monday, 8/20/2007
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  252A, Oral

CINF

Herman Skolnik Award Symposium

Section A

Organized by: R. S. Pearlman, O. F. Guner, A. Rusinko III
Presiding: A. Rusinko III, , O. F. Guner

8:30 AM

 

             

 

26

 Fractal properties of representations of chemical libraries.
M. Grigorov  
 

9:00 AM

 

   PPT         

 

27

 Recent trends in library design: "rational design" revisited.
D. Schnur C. L. Cavallaro
 

9:30 AM

 

             

 

28

 Generating diverse and biologically relevant ensembles of ligand conformers: Addressing flexible rings using a generalized knowledge-based approach.
B. B. Masek R. Dorfman, K. M. Smith, R. D. Clark
 

10:00 AM

 

             

 

 

 Intermission
   
 

10:30 AM

 

             

 

29

 Ligand based virtual screening using BCUT descriptors.
U. Lessel  
 

11:00 AM

 

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30

 ChemModLab: A Web-based cheminformatics modeling laboratory.
S. S. Young A. D. Brooks, W. Welch, M. G. Khaledi, D. Hawkins, K. Patil, G. W. Howell, R. T. Ng, M. T. Chu, J. M. Hughes-Oliver
 

11:30 AM

 

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31

 Bridging the gap between discovery data and development decisions.
J. M. Skell  
 

12:00 PM

 

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531

 CINF Luncheon: "Visualizing Wikipedia: A Tale of Life, Love, and Bureaucracy"
Fernanda B. Viégas, Martin Wattenberg  
 

2:00 PM

 

             

 

32

 CONCORD and early 3D Search systems.
A. Rusinko III K. M. Smith
 

2:30 PM

 

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33

 Application of DiverseSolutions (DVS) in the establishment and validation of a target class-directed chemistry space.
E. L. Stewart P. J. Brown, J. A. Bentley, T. M. Willson
 

3:00 PM

 

             

 

34

 Flexible ligand alignment protocols and their use in de novo design.
J. R. Damewood C. L. Lerman
 

3:30 PM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

35

 Cheminformatics for computational chemistry and computer-aided molecular discovery.
R. S. Pearlman Y. Wu, K. M. Smith, B. B. Masek
 

4:05 PM

 

             

 

 

 Award presentation
   
 

4:10 PM

 

             

 

 

 Intermission
   
 

4:15 PM

 

             

 

 

 Open Meeting. CINF Division.
   
 

4:30 PM

 

             

 

 

 Open Meeting. Committees on Publications and Chemical Abstracts Service.
   
 

Monday, 8/20/2007
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  Exhibit Hall - C, Poster

CINF

Sci-Mix

 

Organized by: L. R. Solla, G. Grethe
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

36

 Molecular profiling of inhibitor analogs of Indinavir and the HIV mutation pattern.
B. Bhhatarai R. Garg
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

37

 Pharmacodynamic modeling of C2 symmetric HIV-1 protease inhibitors.
R. C. Kasara R. Garg
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

38

 Proper use of cross-validation while descriptor-thinning: Naïve versus true q2.
R. Natarajan S. C. Basak, D. M. Hawkins, J. Karaker
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

39

 Using a chatbot to access chemical information.
D. Jiao  
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

40

 Revised chemical component dictionary for the Worldwide Protein Data Bank.
M. Yousufuddin D. Dimitropoulos, Z. Feng, J. Ory, H. Sun, J. Westbrook, K. Henrick, H. Berman
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

41

 Systematic, automated analysis of solubilising groups in oral drugs.
P. N. Mortenson M. S. Congreve, C. W. Murray
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

42

 MUT-HIV: Mutation database of HIV proteases.
R. Garg S. A. Reddy, X. Zhang, A. R. Hadeagh
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

43

 Desktop cheminformatics: A new free application for end users.
T. Dudgeon P. Hamernik, G. Priok, S. Dorant, F. Csizmadia
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

69

 Phylochemical Tree" for drug targets: Putting biological activities into context via ligand-based similarity measures.
A. Bender J. L. Jenkins, J. W. Davies
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

71

 Combining natural language processing with substructure search for efficient mining of scientific literature.
S. K. Dogra R. Hariharan
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

75

 Scoring function to rank pharmacophoric alignments and its application to h1 antagonists.
T. H. Huynh Buu G. Wolber, T. Langer, P. Lackner, G. Lirk
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

80

 PIME: A quantitative predicting application to find the isoelectric points for peptides.
D. Li  
 

8:00 PM

 

             

 

84

 An address book for chemical space: The Chemical Structure Lookup Service (CSLS).
M. Sitzmann I. V. Filippov, W -D. Ihlenfeldt, M. C. Nicklaus
 

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Tuesday, 8/21/2007
8:30 AM - 12:05 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  205 A/B, Oral

PRES

Going With the Information Flow: Chemical Abstracts Service 100th Anniversary Presidential Symposium

 

Organized by: Janice E. Mears, Eric Shively, Mary Virginia Orna
Presiding: Mary Virginia Orna

8:30 AM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks
M. V. Orna  
 

8:35 AM

 

             

 

6

 An impressionistic look at the history of CAS
Robert J. Massie  
 

9:10 AM

 

             

 

7

 The CAS database: Back to the future
Catharina Maulbecker  
 

9:45 AM

 

             

 

8

 The importance of CAS to the world's scientists
Hideaki Chihara  
 

10:20 AM

 

             

 

9

 Chemical Abstracts service: Its role in the history and evolution of scientific information
Bonnie Lawlor  
 

10:55 AM

 

             

 

10

 SciFinder: It's part of the R&D process
Damon Ridley  
 

11:30 AM

 

             

 

 

 Concluding Remarks
C. T. Hunt ACS President
 

Tuesday, 8/21/2007
2:00 PM - 5:25 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  252A, Oral

CINF

Chemical Logistics and Informatics Challenges for Companies Small, Medium and Large I Know the Data is Around Here Somewhere

Section A

Organized by: T. Wright, Mitchell A. Miller
 

2:00 PM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks
   
 

2:05 PM

 

             

 

44

 Decision making for research informatics: Technical, financial and organizational considerations and method.
G. Fond  
 

2:30 PM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

45

 Chemical Compliance Analytical System (C-CAS).
G. R. Thompson  
 

2:55 PM

 

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46

 Chemistry informatics in academic laboratories.
M. P. Hudock  
 

3:20 PM

 

             

 

47

 Complete chemical inventory management.
R. D. Feinstein J. Moeder, B. Daniel, A. Reum, G. Fond
 

3:45 PM

 

             

 

48

 Developing proprietary systems in a small company environment.
C. Nair  
 

4:10 PM

 

             

 

49

 Outsourcing of discovery informatics -the new Indian model.
E. A. Jamois S. Subramaniam
 

4:35 PM

 

             

 

50

 Chemical inventory services.
J. Jegla M. A. Miller
 

5:00 PM

 

   PPT         

 

51

 Use of Chem SW CisPro for inventory and MSDS management.
S. C. Boito  
 

Tuesday, 8/21/2007
2:00 PM - 4:35 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  251, Oral

CINF

Chemical Information Education Round Table

Section B

Organized by: Susan K. Cardinal, Andrea B. Twiss-Brooks
 

2:00 PM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks
   
 

2:05 PM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

52

 Partnering with the libraries: Chemical information instruction for a large freshmen core chemistry course.
A. Locknar, D. R. Sadoway  
 

2:35 PM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

53

 Providing for graduate student information needs at a large research university.
J. R. Garritano  
 

3:05 PM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

54

 Chemical information course at a small public liberal arts college.
A. K. Hovland  
 

3:35 PM

 

             

 

55

 Undergraduate cooperative access to information resources.
R. G. Landolt  
 

4:05 PM

 

             

 

 

 Panel Discussion.
   
 

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Wednesday, 8/22/2007
9:00 AM - 5:20 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  252A, Oral

CINF

Cheminformatics Techniques in Bioinformatics-Related Applications

Section A

Organized by: R. Guha
 

9:00 AM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks.
   
 

9:05 AM

 

             

 

56

 Bio- and chem-Informatics: Where do the twain meet?
N. Sukumar C. M. Breneman, K. P. Bennett, C. Bergeron, T. Hepburn, C. M. Sundling, S. Garde, R. Godawat, I. Manjrekar, M. McLellan, M. Krein
 

9:35 AM

 

             

 

57

 Enabling systems biology: Automated elucidation of metabolite structures.
C. Steinbeck M. Rojas, T. Helmus, E. Willighagen, S. Kuhn
 

10:05 AM

 

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58

 Genome scale enzyme-metabolite and drug-target interaction predictions using Support Vector Machines.
J -L. Faulon  
 

10:35 AM

 

             

 

 

 Intermission
   
 

10:50 AM

 

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59

 Structural similarity of binding sites in analogous enzymes.
S. Vajda Y. Shen, D. Beglov, R. Brenke, D. Kozakov,
 

11:20 AM

 

   PPT         

 

60

 Using reaction mechanism to measure enzyme similarity.
N. M. O'Boyle G. L. Holliday, D. E. Almonacid, J. B. O. Mitchell
 

11:50 AM

 

             

 

 

 Lunch Break
   
 

1:30 PM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks.
   
 

1:35 PM

 

             

 

67

 Development of mathematical biodescriptors for proteomics maps.
S. C. Basak B. D. Gute
 

2:05 PM

 

             

 

68

 Prediction of small molecule targets based on protein domains: Extrapolation into unknown target space.
J. L. Jenkins A. Bender, D. Mikhailov
 

2:35 PM

 

             

 

69

 Phylochemical Tree" for drug targets: Putting biological activities into context via ligand-based similarity measures.
A. Bender J. L. Jenkins, J. W. Davies
 

3:05 PM

 

             

 

 

 Intermission
   
 

3:20 PM

 

             

 

70

 Structural genomics approach to the assessment of biologically relevant diversity of compound collections.
J. O. Ebalunode Z. Ouyang, J. Liang, W. Zheng
 

3:50 PM

 

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71

 Combining natural language processing with substructure search for efficient mining of scientific literature.
S. K. Dogra R. Hariharan
 

4:20 PM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

72

 Methods for effective virtual screening and scaffold-hopping in chemical compounds.
N. Wale G. Karypis, I. A. Watson
 

4:50 PM

 

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73

 Bioinformatics to chemistry to therapy: Some case studies deriving information from the literature.
D. Walter  
 

Wednesday, 8/22/2007
9:00 AM - 12:35 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  251, Oral

CINF

Intellectual Property and Licensing

Section B

Organized by: Pamela J. Scott
 

9:00 AM

 

             

 

 

 Introductory Remarks.
   
 

9:05 AM

 

             

 

61

 Introduction to licensing chemical technology and intellectual property.
B. C. Meadows  
 

9:35 AM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

62

 Licensing and technology transfer: An academic perspective.
T. Herlihy  
 

10:05 AM

 

             

 

63

 Licensing and technology transfer: Planning for the future.
C. M. Sorensen  
 

10:35 AM

 

             

 

64

 Role of information management in pharmaceutical licensing and partnering.
S. Wang  
 

11:05 AM

 

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65

 Government and academic issues on IP rights and licensing in Europe.
S. R. Adams  
 

11:35 AM

 

   PPT  MP3      

 

66

 Impact of recent court decisions and intellectual property trends on licenses and agreements.
P. Waller  
 

12:05 PM

 

             

 

 

 Discussion
   
 

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Thursday, 8/23/2007
8:30 AM - 4:50 PM  Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)  252A, Oral

CINF

General Papers

Section A

Organized by: Leah R. Solla
 

8:30 AM

 

             

 

74

 Automated generation of pharmacophore type constraints to improve FlexX docking.
A. Volkamer T. Lengauer, A. Kämper
 

8:55 AM

 

             

 

75

 Scoring function to rank pharmacophoric alignments and its application to h1 antagonists.
T. H. Huynh Buu G. Wolber, T. Langer, P. Lackner, G. Lirk
 

9:20 AM

 

             

 

76

 New approaches to 3D pharmacophore searches in virtual screening for bioactive molecules.
Y. Podolyan G. Karypis
 

9:45 AM

 

             

 

77

 Plate cherry picking: A novel semi-sequential screening paradigm for cheaper, faster, information-rich compound selection.
M. Glick  
 

10:10 AM

 

             

 

78

 On some aspects of validation of predictive QSAR models.
K. Roy J. T. Leonard, P. P. Roy
 

10:35 AM

 

             

 

79

 Tailoring molecular similarity metrics for property estimation.
B. D. Gute S. C. Basak, D. M. Hawkins
 

11:00 AM

 

             

 

80

 PIME: A quantitative predicting application to find the isoelectric points for peptides.
D. Li  
 

11:25 AM

 

             

 

81

 Learning optimum Decision Trees: Influence of parameter choice and feature selection.
S.  
 

11:50 AM

 

             

 

 

 Lunch Break
   
 

1:30 PM

 

             

 

82

 Evaluation of 3D descriptors in virtual screening.
X. Ning G. Karypis
 

1:55 PM

 

             

 

83

 Relative chirality index: Novel approach for the numerical characterization of molecular chirality.
R. Natarajan S. C. Basak
 

2:20 PM

 

             

 

84

 An address book for chemical space: The Chemical Structure Lookup Service (CSLS).
M. Sitzmann I. V. Filippov, W -D. Ihlenfeldt, M. C. Nicklaus
 

2:45 PM

 

             

 

85

 Spectral reference databases: Traditional, open access, or somewhere in between?
G. M. Banik L. Collins, M. Scandone, T. Abshear
 

3:10 PM

 

             

 

86

 Protein-ligand interaction fingerprints: Method, user interface and case studies.
A. M. Clark  
 

3:35 PM

 

             

 

87

 Using the PDBML schema to disambiguate PDB files.
H. J. Feldman  
 

4:00 PM

 

             

 

88

 Visualizing biological activity profiles using target affinity maps.
F. Bendix V. Sladariu, T. Langer, G. Wolber
 

4:25 PM

 

             

 

89

 Tautomer and conformer focusing in structure-based drug discovery.
H. Zhu