ACD/LogP DB
What's New
- Extended internal database (11,826 compounds). IUPAC names are added.
- Possibility to recalculate LogP increments after training by LogD data using pKa training information.
LogP Batch
- LogP Batch is now included into one interface with pKa Batch and LogD Batch with the possibility of their combined calculation (ACD/PhysChem Batch).
- Output of calculated data into table format.
- Ability to save or remove backup copy of calculated SDF file.
It is no exaggeration to say ACD/LogP DB has undergone a "quantum leap" since version 3.0. Now you can make your own database:
- create your own database (DB) of experimentally measured logP values and experimental conditions
- access powerful tools to search by LogP value, MW, Formulae, Experimental Conditions, References user-defined fields
- import or export User DB in MDL's SDF file format
- merge different User DBs
- calculate different properties using other ACD/Labs algorithms and store results in your DB
And, of great significance to laboratories with related proprietary compounds, you can improve accuracy through system training:
- use the database of logP values experimentally measured in your own lab, or collected from the literature
- control which structures you want to use in the system training
- assign significance (high/low) to the data you use in training
- improve accuracy of logP prediction to ± 0.0-0.3 logP units
- improve accuracy of calculation for a whole class of compounds using only one experimental logP value
- no limits on size of Training Database
- view the fragments generated from the user compounds, along with their additive logP increments
- view the fragments from the User DB which were used in the prediction
As well, ACD/LogP DB has the following improvements:
- full integration with latest ChemSketch interface
- improved compatibility with other ACD/Labs applications
- aqueous solubility is determined for the neutral species
- calculation of bioconcentration factor (BCF) for the neutral species
- adsorption coefficient (KOC) calculation for the neutral species
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