Symyx :: MDL :: Products :: MDL® Discovery Knowledge :: MDL® Reference Library of Synthetic Methodology

This broad collection of novel organic synthetic methodologies covers functional group transformations, metal-mediated chemistry, and asymmetric syntheses, as well as reactions abstracted from Dr. William Theilheimer's Synthetic Methods of Organic Chemistry.

Click to Enlarge

Search the library using MDL® Reaction Browser

This search result shows the photochemical rearrangement of phenyltetrazoles to the corresponding pyrazoles. The database contains an extensive collection of heterocyclic transformations, as well as broad coverage of organic chemistry.

MDL® Reference Library of Synthetic Methodology can be searched using either the MDL Reaction Browser (an in-house MDL® ISIS application) or online via DiscoveryGate, MDL's powerful Web-based discovery environment.

Click to Enlarge

Search the library using DiscoveryGate®

This search result shows the photochemical rearrangement of phenyltetrazoles to the corresponding pyrazoles. The database contains an extensive collection of heterocyclic transformations, as well as broad coverage of organic chemistry.

MDL® Reference Library of Synthetic Methodology can be searched using either the MDL Reaction Browser (an in-house MDL® ISIS application) or online via DiscoveryGate, MDL's powerful Web-based discovery environment.



MDL Reference Library of Synthetic Methodology brochure (PDF) Overview of Available Databases (PDF)

Events:

18-May-08
Symyx Global Symposium 2008: R&D Integration Success

22-May-08
Break through in-house capability constraints with Symyx Life Science Research services

28-May-08
The impact of automation on the efficiency of laboratory sample preparation and analysis

Press Releases:

28-Apr-08
Symyx Unveils New Enterprise Electronic Laboratory Notebook

22-Apr-08
Symyx to Bring Together Industry Leaders for Symposia to Discuss Future of R&D Integration

07-Apr-08
Symyx Unveils New Parallel Fixed Bed Reactor




•	MDL® ISIS/Draw

•	MDL® ISIS/Base

•	MDL® ISIS/Host

•	DiscoveryGate®

•	ChemInform Reaction Library

•	CrossFire Beilstein

•	Current Synthetic Methodology

•	Derwent Journal of Synthetic Methods

•	MDL® Reference Library of Synthetic Methodology

•	MDL Solid-Phase Organic Reactions

•	Organic Syntheses