What People Are Saying About ACD/LogD Suite

"Since 1997, when the infamous Rule of 5 was first chronicled, the use of physicochemical properties to aid in the discovery of new drugs has, with great justification in my opinion, mushroomed.
Having spent 24 years in the medicinal chemistry department at Sterling-Winthrop (the last five as co-head of the oncology drug discovery program) and 11 years practicing medicinal chemistry as an academic, I have realized a tremendous appreciation for the use of physicochemical properties in predicting/rationalizing biological properties of small molecule drugs. ACD/Labs software is an excellent and well-respected tool to calculate such properties."
Mark P. Wentland, Ph.D., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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"The prediction of the dependence of the hydrophobicity on pH is of particular importance in cases where the logPow value of dissociable substances was experimentally determined at pH ranges that are not environmentally relevant. For these cases the logD program is a valuable tool allowing for the calculation of logPow for the complete dissociation range of a substance."
Dr. Wilfred Mayr, Degussa AG
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  ACD/Labs' Physicochemical Property Prediction Tools Deployed Across GSK's Global Discovery Research Facilities - June 2005
   
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  ACD/Labs' Physicochemical Property Prediction Tools Deployed Across GSK's Global Discovery Research Facilities - June 2005
   
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  ACD/Labs' 1^st Annual PhysChem Symposium Opens Frank Discussions on Important, Underdeveloped Areas of Scientific Research - June 2005
   
• Press release
  ACD/Labs' 1^st Annual PhysChem Symposium Opens Frank Discussions on Important, Underdeveloped Areas of Scientific Research - June 2005
   
• Software Review
  ACD/LogD Sol Suite
  Mark P. Wentland, Ph.D. (Professor, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
  Since 1997, when the infamous Rule of 5 was first chronicled, the use of physicochemical properties to aid in the discovery of new drugs has, with great justification in my opinion, mushroomed.
  Having spent 24 years in the medicinal chemistry department at Sterling-Winthrop (the last five as co-head of the oncology drug discovery program) and 11 years practicing medicinal chemistry as an academic, I have realized a tremendous appreciation for the use of physicochemical properties in predicting/rationalizing biological properties of small molecule drugs. ACD/Labs software is an excellent and well-respected tool to calculate such properties.
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