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Folks,
        I am writing to ask if anyone knows of a regularly convened 
meeting of computational chemists/biologists in the Toronto CANADA area. 
I have some experience with these gatherings having particcipated in 
the founding of the ones at Albany NY. and Philadelphia PA. If one 
exists already I would like to participate. If one does not yet exist I 
would be willing to help start one.

        Please let me know directly if you know of one or if you are 
interested in participating in founding one.

        Thanks a million in advance for your help.

Adi.
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All views expressed here are only my own.

Adi M Treasurywala Allelix Biopharma., 6850 Goreway Drive, 
Mississauga, Ontario. CANADA L4V 1V7. (905)677-0831
FAX (905)677-5344

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I would like to update people on our (Tripos') progress in the area of web
chemistry and let you know about a new pharmacophore detection tool using
web technology called GASP. 

GASP is based on work in the Willett laboratory at Sheffield University
(Jones, Willett & Glen, J. Comp.-Aided Mol. Design (1995) 9:532-549. The
interface includes an updated visualization Java applet and deals with
issues surrounding job control via the web. 

As many of you have seen, we previously implemented a prototype web
application called "Fetch and Sketch" which can be accessed at
www.tripos.com. 

The response to the prototype has been overwhelmingly positive. In fact,
the WebSketch applet was voted one of the best Java applets of the year by
Gamelan. My thanks to everyone who visited the site. The comments were
extremely helpful. 

GASP is now installed on www.tripos.com - this is a complete installation
of the program, not a mock-up, except that launching jobs has been
disabled. 

Please check it out and sent us your comments.  All feedback is welcome.

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Dean Goddette, Ph.D.
Senior Product Manager
TRIPOS, Inc., 1699 S. Hanley Road, St. Louis, MO 63144
ph.  (314) 647-1099 X3386          fax: (314) 647-9241


Tripos Announces Release of New Web-based Pharmacophore Detection Program

Tripos is pleased to announce the release of GASP v1.0, a program for 
molecular alignment and pharmacophore detection. 

GASP produces better alignments than other programs because of its unique
fitness function coupled with a genetic algorithm that drives the
conformational search. No precalculation of conformations is needed!

GASP has been implemented for use on internal company networks for sharing
information with other scientists. Using tools developed for the Internet,
GASP results can be viewed by scientists anywhere in the company on any
platform. The only requirements are that the chemist be connected to the
company network and have a "browser". GASP handles the rest. 

GASP can be previewed by visiting www.tripos.com. This is a complete 
installation of GASP, not a mock-up! Launching of jobs has been disabled 
but visitors can get a feel for the program directly.

Tripos strongly recommends the use of Netscape Navigator 2 with GASP. 
GASP uses Java for some of the interactive visualization tools. Other 
browsers can be used but only static images will be displayed.

GASP is based on work in the Willett laboratory at Sheffield University
(Jones, Willett & Glen, J. Comp.-Aided Mol. Design (1995) 9:532-549. 

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Dean Goddette, Ph.D.
Senior Product Manager
TRIPOS, Inc., 1699 S. Hanley Road, St. Louis, MO 63144
ph.  (314) 647-1099 X3386          fax: (314) 647-9241




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Dear members,

One friend told me that this is the right place to ask for
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Please, mail directly to me because I am not in the list.

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Dear members,

One friend told me that this is the right place to ask for
references on computer modeling of transesterification reactions
(I am an exeprimentalist)

If some of you could help me, I would be very grateful.

Please, mail directly to me because I am not in the list.

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Dr. Martino Di Serio

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On 1/6/96, you wrote:

> Hello folks,
>
> I'm looking for a program (may also include Sybyl SPL) to calculate
> hydrophobic and hydrophilic areas on the solvent accessible surface of a
> small
> molecule. Who can help ?
>
I use Abraham and Kellogg's HINT! program from EduSoft.  It interfaces with
Sybyl very nicely.  See

http://www.eslc.vabiotech.com/hint/hint.html



Cheers,

Dave

Dr. David A. Winkler                            Voice: 61-3-9542-2244
Principal Research Scientist                    Fax:   61-3-9543-8160
CSIRO Division of Chemicals and Polymers        CSIRO: http://www.csiro.au
Private Bag 10,Rosebank MDC, Clayton, Australia       http://www.wark.csiro.au





