论文信息 - The application of molecular similarity calculations

The application of molecular similarity calculations

A prescription for applying the method of molecular similarity calculations based on electrostatic potentials and fields is developed by consideration of a typical structure‐activity series. Firm conclusions are drawn about the nature of the grid of points surrounding the molecules and about the choice of geometry, but options for point charges are less clearcut.

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