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From: Adrian Turjanski <churca@opium.q1.fcen.uba.ar>
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Subject: Molecular Modeling and Industries
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Hi,

   I'm sending the answers i got about my question of molecular modeling
and industries. 


This was my question:

  Hi, 

>     I had an answer to my question about molecular modeling and
>  indusries, and perhaps i didn't express my self correctly.
> 
>      I know that the question is too general.
> 
>            What i want is that some of you send me some brief
information,
> like with pharmaceuticals industries have you been working with, or
> internet places where I can get some information.Or perhaps  in wich 
subject, 
> like biological activity of a drug or to predict estability of a
> compound etc ....
> 
>  This is only to have an idea. Perhaps it is very common for some of you
> to work with industries and this questions is like " please tell me what
> have you been doing in the last three years". Where I work this is not
the
> case, i don't know about any industrie that uses molecular modeling in
> their research.
> 
> I know that i can find some information looking at some journals or
> by making a search over internet. I'm just asking for some help from
those
> of you that are more familiar with the subject.
> 
> Anything that can give me some orientation or new ideas is welcome.
> I'm sorry is this question my disturb some of you.
> 



Here are the answers




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Hi Adrian,
        have a look to these pages:
http://www.cray.com/solutions/examples/dupont.html
http://www.cis.um.edu.mt/~phcy/symp97/jonathan.htm

        hope it helps a little
bye
Bruno

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1) Pfizer, Merck, Vertex, Janssen Research Foundation, Dupont-Merck,
Amgen,
Abbott, Parke-Davis, Schering-Plough todas estas compa~nias gigantes
tienen
grupos de Computational Chemistry/ Molecular Modeling.
Naturalmente, cada compa~nia tiene su area de interes   y especializacion
que es dificil, si bien no imposible, saber.
Algunas de las compa~nias mencionadas tienen grupos que desarrollan
programas para estudiar en detalle las interacciones entre peque~nas
moleculas y sus enzimas de interes (o
receptores).

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I am afraid that I agree with Lief Norskov's answer to your original
question - it is impossible to answer. Now your question is more like
"where can I get some idea's or information on how Molecular Modeling is
used by the industries".
I think that the web pages by Molecular Simulations (MSI) would provide
a suitable entrance for your question (www.msi.com). They have a
comprehensive collection of modeling products covering a wide area.
There are also some case studies, which could be useful to look at:
http://www.msi.com/info/applications/index.html
MSI is actually making a big business on this topic -- so yes, Molecular
Modeling is definitely used by the industries :)

Hope this helps

Morten

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Dear Adrian:

You might take a look at our web site (http://www.wavefun.com).  There is
information there on what you're looking for, and links to other places
with more information...

Regards,
Shawn Butler

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Regarding to your recent question at CCL about Molecular
Modeling in industry, I suggest you to check Web sites of
software developpers like MSI (www.msi.com) or TRIPOS
(www.tripos.com).
In these sites you will find some industrial applications of
computational chemistry software.
 Best regards.

francois.hutschka@total.com



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