Smart pattern based informations are included in this article.i don't know
any informations about the smart pattern.after reading this article i got a
clear idea about the smart pattern.thanks a lot for sharing this article.
-
corporate team outing Bangalore
--
View this message in context
Best to code it but an imperfect replacement might be a ! with the
recursive smarts for a carbocyclic ring. Alternatively match the ones you
don't want first and then exclude them. Best to avoid #1 by the way.
On 7 Mar 2017 10:09 a.m., "Gravestock David GBJH" <
david.gravest...@syngenta.com> wrote
You could try some sort of recursive SMARTS on the first ring atom, e.g.
[!#1][$(*[!#6]),$(**@[!#6]),$(**@*[!#6])]1*1[#5]
[!#1][$(*[!#6]),$(*@*[!#6]),$(**@*[!#6])]11[#5]
You could also fold the [!#1] into the atom it is attached to, e.g.
[H0;$(*[!#6]),$(**@[!#6]),$(**@*[!#6])]1*1[#5]
[
Hi,
I was wondering if somebody could help me out with generating a SMARTS pattern.
I wish to search for 5-/6-membered heteroaryl boronic acids/esters alpha to a
non-hydrogen substituent.
I have done a search using the following SMARTS
[!#1]*1*1[#5]
[!#1]*11[#5]
But this of course als
