The field of Cheminformatics has provided a wealth of information to be available to anyone in the chemical field to search for new applied chemicals in many diverse fields (<i>e.g</i>., drug discovery in the pharmaceutical field, new dye colors with more chemically resistance and longer lasting tolerance to adverse conditions). .Despite the fact that aspirin has been known to be an analgesic for decades, it’s mechanism of action as an analgesic is still not completely understood. This talk will focus on the use of Cheminformatics in a data mining mode with statistical significance to identify similar structures with analgesic properties that may guide and direct research toward the synthesis of new analgesic candidates that would function economically and effectively in biological systems.

Using cheminformatics to develop the next aspirin

251st National Meeting (2016)

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