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In chemistry documentation and research communication, the most common file types are Word-documents with embedded ChemDraw structures, ChemDraw native files or PDF documents. These formats are used by most of the synthetic chemists and were analyzed at the beginning of our work towards their potential for re-usability. The documents in DOC or DOCX file format serve e.g. as templates for publications and supporting information or as an exchange format for information in report form. Quite common is also the preparation of synthesis plans and structure collections with the ChemDraw editor and the storage of the drawing as native CDX (ChemDraw exchange) file. In addition to the documents used by almost every chemist, we also analyzed options to extract information from XML files that were gained as export file format from the Perkin Elmer ELN. The latter ELN, available through the ChemOffice package, was and is used by many chemists but the export and re-use of reaction data are almost unfeasible. For all of the documents of interest, either the CDX or CDXML file format plays a key role for the successful extraction of information. Solutions to the re-use of this CDX or CDXML data as well as the parsing of documents that contain these file formats are presented with the herein described software. PDF which is a common format used by the publishers, implies the loss of lot of information during the conversion and its retrieval relies on an error-prone processing by OCR (OSR) techniques. The reconstruction of information from PDF is not part of this work as structures are given as images only. We decided to focus on the parsing of documents that still contain structural information on molecules as binary or text content. In its current version ChemScanner can manage DOC, DOCX, CDX, CDXML and XML files. The files can be read by ChemScanner and the available information is extracted and processed to reactions, molecules, and additional text and values. The data can be re-used by exporting it to Excel, to CML or by importing the data directly into the Chemotion ELN as a management system (for an overview of the functions of ChemScanner see Fig. 1). The software was designed with a focus on the processing of molecular structure information in combination with textual data to allow scientists to re-use documents on scientific results in an easy way. ChemScanner in its current version uses only structure and textual information from schemes, other information given in the documents is not extracted.
Besides the described molecular and textual data, the geometry information of each object is also given within the CDX internal structure. Based on this geometry information, the CDX or CDXML scheme is analyzed concerning the position of every single object allowing the assignment to a special role as e.g. starting material, reactant, product, or solvent. Objects (of structural or textual nature) that are part of a certain area above or below the reaction arrow are determined to be reagents or solvents, while the solvents are extracted via an additional step that includes the comparison of the given SMILES string with a library of predefined solvents. Structures located left to the arrow are starting materials while all data right to the arrow is considered to be the product. This mechanism allows, after adaptions to the parsing of multi-arrow systems, the analysis of complex CDX(ML) schemes. Multistep reactions, for example, can be split into single step reactions which enables a standardized way for the representation of such processes in databases (Fig. 3a). As scientists use different ways to arrange their multistep reactions summarized in ChemDraw files, the ChemScanner has to deal with several challenging representations. A summary of the successfully implemented arrangement types is given schematically in Fig. 3b. Examples for the scope and limitations of the functionality are described in the Supporting Information (including so far unsolved presentation scenarios).
Explanation of the analysis mode for objects included in CDX and CDXML files: a correlation of geographic information and reaction role assignment; b schematic summary of some successfully assigned scenarios
To support further work with the data that can be extracted with ChemScanner and its re-use, the UI offers three options: one can (1) copy single structure information as reaction SMILES to the clipboard, (2) one can export the obtained and approved information to Excel or CML or (3) one can transfer the information directly to the Chemotion-ELN (see Additional file 1: Figure S1 as an example). The Chemotion ELN supports a facilitated editing and the availability of further chemoinformatic and management functions. The molecules are transferred to the ELN as Molfile and SMILES but Molfile as standard representation format has priority over the SMILES code with respect to the conversion of the molecule to an SVG and the generation of other identifiers via OpenBabel or RDKit (see Fig. 5). While the export functions are part of the gem, the transfer of data to the Chemotion ELN requires either the installation of the full Chemotion-ELN software (including ChemScanner) or the use of the demo version on
In special cases where stereochemistry is not indicated by wedged or hashed wedged bonds, ChemScanner does not convert information on the stereochemistry of the drawn structures to the SMILES. This may be the case for example for carbohydrates (see Additional file 1: Figure S4-3). The SMILES is given in those cases with undefined stereocenters. This limitation can be circumvented by import of the ChemScanner results (as Molfile) to the Chemotion ELN (e.g. web application).
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Manuscripts can be submitted in a general double-column ACS template or as a general Word document, single-spaced. Please insert figures/tables/schemes, etc. in the text where they should be located based on text references and not at the end of the Word document. For chemical structures, ChemDraw with the ACS preferences selected is preferred; however, authors who do not have access to ChemDraw may use whichever available drawing program.
Authors must emphasize any unexpected, new, and/or significant hazards or risks associated with the reported work. This information should be in the Experimental Section of a full article and included in the main text of a letter. Statement examples can be found in the Safety Statement Style Sheet and additional information on communicating safety information from the ACS Guide to Scholarly Communication is freely available here.
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