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,The Sheffield University Generic Chemical Structures Project — A Review of Progress and of Outstandrall objective is to provide general facilities for full structure and for substructure searching..The problem is difficult in many respects; it has called for the development of strong solutions, certain of which are also applicable to searches of databases of specific chemical structures.

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The Clinical Problem of Prostate CancerThis introductory paper describes some of the problems (both theoretical and practical) of substructure searching. An historical overview is given of the various solutions which have been devised, and some areas of current research interest are outlined.

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Problems of Substructure Search and Their Solution,This introductory paper describes some of the problems (both theoretical and practical) of substructure searching. An historical overview is given of the various solutions which have been devised, and some areas of current research interest are outlined.

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Conference proceedings 1988Congress Centre, Noordwijkerhout in the Netherlands, between May 31 and June 4, 1987. The conference was jointly sponsored by the Chemical Structure Association, the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Information, and the Chemical Information Groups of the Royal Society of Chemistry and

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Progress and Trends in Rheologyes. It brought together, for the first time, a number of chemists and chemical information scientists who were working in different cultures and with different orientations to discover that they shared substantial interests, not merely in the objects of their research, but also in common methods and models.

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