3D library of auxins
 
 

 

  Auxins are plant hormones governing many biological processes in higher plants such as cell enlargement and division, differentiation of vascular tissue, apical dominance, root initiation and signaling.
    Indole-3-acetic acid (IAA, see Fig. above) is the most commonly occurring natural auxin.
    Here we present a 3D library of auxin related compounds.
The classification of auxins and their analogues into four classes is based on similarity analysis of their interaction properties and measured biological activities.
 

References:
1. Classification of auxin plant hormones by interaction property similarity indices, Tomic S., Gabdoulline R. R., Kojic-Prodic B. and Wade R. C., J. Comput. Aided Mol. Design. (1998), in press.
2. Classification of auxin related compounds based on similarity of their interaction fields: Extension to a new set of compounds,Tomic S., Gabdoulline R. R., Kojic-Prodic B. and Wade R. C., Internet J. Chem, submitted for publication.

 
 

The library was created at the EMBL-Heidelberg
by S. Tomic and R. R. Gabdoulline in the group of R. C. Wade .
Comments, suggestions, questions... --> S. Tomic

Last modified Mon Mar 24 16:31:57 MET 1998

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