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MDL® Discovery Experiment Management
MDL® Discovery Predictive Science
MDL® ISIS
MDL ISIS (Integrated Scientific Information System) serves as an information management framework for discovery data. You won't find more extensive chemical representation features or more powerful chemical structure, reaction, or 3D model searching capabilities. ISIS is also an application development environment that allows you to extend the software beyond chemical drawing and databasing to managing chemical inventories, creating electronic lab journals, and managing therapeutic-level lead candidates. No wonder ISIS is in use at over 800 customer sites worldwide.Highlights:
Build queries and presentation-quality graphics: Download a free copy of MDL ISIS/Draw and experience for yourself the chemical drawing package with chemical intelligence.
Access personal chemical database and corporate data: MDL ISIS/Base serves as a desktop database management system or as a client for querying and accessing corporate data sources through MDL ISIS/Host.
Register, retrieve, display, and analyze scientific information: MDL ISIS/Host provides integrated access to data stored on the server in relational, chemical reaction, and 2D and 3D chemical structure databases.Integrate into Oracle8i: MDL Relational Chemistry Server (formerly ISIS/Direct) is a data cartridge that enables research organizations to search chemical data and structures inside Oracle8i databases.
Manage and customize globally: The MDL ISIS/Application Development Kit Professional offers application building blocks and custom controls for building robust cheminformatics applications in the ISIS environment.Define cheminformatics business rules: MDL Chemistry Rules Interface (formerly Cheshire), an object-oriented chemical structure automation environment, adds sophisticated chemical representation tools for manipulating chemical structures in ISIS.
Scientific information in context: ISIS offers a variety of windows onto scientific data, including spreadsheet, Web, or object-oriented interfaces, links to published scientific papers, and access to a variety of third-party tools for exploring discovery data.Last Updated 24-Apr-2002
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