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Web servers and packages more than 92,000 visits
[1] ChemAgg
http://admet.scbdd.com/ChemAGG/index/
ChemAGG is a free webserver that could be used to easily filter out aggregators from potential lead molecules!
[2] ChemFLuc
http://admet.scbdd.com/chemfluc/index/
ChemFLuc is a public webserver which could be useful to flag FLuc inhibitors in large dataset!
[3] ChemFLuo
http://admet.scbdd.com/chemfluo/index/
ChemFluo is a public webserver which could be useful to flag blue and green fluorescent compounds in large dataset!
[4] Scopy
https://github.com/kotori-y/Scopy
Scopy (Screnning COmpounds in PYthon), an integrated negative design python library designed for screening out undesirable compounds in the early drug discovery. Scopy includes six modules, covering data preparation, screening filters, the calculation of scaffolds and descriptors, and the visualization analysis.
[5] Hit Dexter 3
https://nerdd.univie.ac.at/hitdexter3/
Hit Dexter is a machine learning approach to estimate how likely a small molecule is to trigger a positive response in biochemical and biological assays. The models were derived from a dataset of 250,000 compounds with experimentally determined activity for at least 100 different protein groups.
[6] SCAM detective
https://scamdetective.mml.unc.edu/
The SCAM Detective application provides an alternative method for assessing the potential of chemicals to be putative aggregators and cause false-positive readouts in bioassays.