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Susan Y Tamura1, Patricia A Bacha, Heather S Gruver
1Bioreason, Inc., 150 Washington Avenue, Suite 220, Santa Fe, NM 87501, USA.
Abstract:
The routine use of high-throughput screening (HTS) systems in the drug discovery process has resulted in an increasing need for fast, reliable analysis of massive amounts of data. A new automated multidomain clustering method that thoroughly analyzes screening data sets is used to examine both the active and the inactive compounds in a well-known, publicly available data set based on primary screening. Large and small compound sets that defined both chemical families and potential pharmacophore points were discovered. The detection of structure-activity relationships (SAR), aided by the unique classification method, is described in this article.

