5 THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT

COMPOUND REGISTRATION

Zsolt Mohácsi

1

The staging area

When a chemist registers a

compound that does not comply with

company rules, it must be checked

and fixed by a registrar.

The staging area

The staging area

The staging area

The staging area

The staging area

The staging area

The staging area

The staging area

2

The salt dictionary

A chemist wants to register the

oxalate salt of a new drug.

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

The salt dictionary

3

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

A chemist wants to register two

different unknown enantiomers of

a compound with known relative

stereochemistry.

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

Registering different stereoisomers of the

“same” compound

4

Adding new data fields to registration form

The administrator wants to add

new data fields to the registration

form. One of the new fields has

to capture the IUPAC name of

the compound and should be

calculated automatically.

Adding new data fields to registration form

5

Connecting Compound Registration to

data mining, querying and reporting tools

Endre András

Erneszt Kovács

Imre Barna

Sarolta Pilbák

Zoltán Somlyai

Zsolt Török

Acknowledgements

Michael Braden