All Cheminformatics Web Services

A list of all web services developed by CICC personnel. In some
cases, the services were developed in conjunction with
organizations outside Indiana University. In a few cases, WSDLs of
others are included.

Web Service Clients and Downloadable Programs

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CMLRSSServer (Generates a CMLRSS feed of Chemical Markup
Language data from input molecules in CML format)

Combinatorial Library Generation - Ugi Reaction (Although this is for the Ugi reaction, it can easily be extended to arbitrary reaction schemes since it is based on a web service to generate reagent fragments which are then combinatorially combined to give the final library.

Digital Chemistry web services (Various clustering services to classify
chemical structures in a dataset on the basis of similarities between
them; These services are private, but are available on request to licensed
Digital Chemistry users.) (Usage)

Drug Likeness Returns the number of failures for Lipinski's Rule of Five. A value of 0 would indicate that it is drug-like; increasing values indicate that it is more nondrug-like. (Usage)

InChIGoogle (Input an InChI and search Google) (Usage)

InChiServer (Generates an InChI from various chemical structure file formats) (Usage)

Molecular Descriptors (TPSA, XLogP, Surface area, etc.) (Usage)

Molecular Similarity (Returns the Tanimoto similarity between two SMILES strings) (Usage)

NIH DTP Similarity Search on Developmental Therapeutics Program Data (For a given SMILES string, provides exact search, similarity search, or filtering based on a given value for the Tanimoto coefficient; uses gNova cartridge for canonical SMILES)

NIH DTP Cancer Cell Line Activity Predictions

Open Babel (Transform a chemical structure file format to another format; Current stable version 1.0.0 is used.) (Usage)

OpenEye web services (FRED Docking, FILTER Property Calculation and Filtering, OMEGA 2D-3D Conversion; These services are private, but are available on request to licensed OpenEye users.)

OptiCat Web service (a user-friendly toolbox for building genetic algorithms dedicated to chemistry, in particular catalysis. Developed by Dr. Frédéric Clerc) Download Opticat and the source code

OSCAR3 URL Service (A joint project with the University of Cambridge Unilever Centre for Molecular Science Informatics to enable web services for their OSCAR software that scans text to identify chemical compounds by name) (Usage)

PubChem Database (local IU version) Rajarshi Guha. These services are essentially wrapped queries for the local version of the PubChem database.

PubDock web services

R and R-based web services Rajarshi Guha. If there are algorithms or features you'd like to see or if you find bugs go to the Sourceforge page and submit a feature request or bug report

Structure Diagrams (Gets the 2D structure diagram of a SMILES string) (Usage)

3D Coordinate Generation (Generates 3D coordinates from a SMILES string using either MM2 or MMF94 forcefields; Does a reasonable job for most molecules with output as an SDF file) [Service Code] [ client code] (Usage)

ToxTree Server (Estimates toxic hazard from a SMILES string by applying a decision tree approach) (Usage)

Utility Methods (MW, Molecular formula, Fingerprints, PDB) (Usage)

VOTables--The VOTable format is an XML representation of the tabular data (data coming from applications such as the Digital Chemistry suite and NIH online screening centers). The XML format of tabular data can be used for creating web services infrastructure and can potentially be used as a replacement/supplement for CML tables. With the use of JAVA Parser API for VOTables, one can build spreadsheet or plotter applications.

Generic SOAPClient (allows you to access web services using a web browser. It performs dynamic bindings and executes methods at remote web services.)