Markush Structure Search
Synoptic IP offers Chemical Structure Search and Analysis, which is a subset of the Markush Structure Search. It starts as a chemical structure search and involves a thorough strategy that enables you to find documents that have extensive coverage for functional moieties, enabling you to streamline research and development efforts, have an impact on ongoing patent litigation, monitor competition, and fortify your intellectual property rights.
Conduct a focused Markush Structures search:
- To find important chemical compounds whose common names and/or IUPAC names are not listed in the references.
- To identify related patents on the basis of the results of molecular Markush structure.
- To enhance Landscape Analysis, Freedom-To-Operate Search, Patentability Search, and Invalidity Search.
Why Synoptic IP?
- We performed more than 1,200+ chemical structure searches every year.
- We provide comprehensive analysis conducted on paid databases (e.g., STN).
- We have experienced professionals with skill in interpreting complex chemical structures.
- Our reports come with pertinent information, such as detected chemical structures, suitable substitutions, coverage information, etc.
- We perform multiple-level quality checks.
- We offer structural information from free databases, such as the CAS number and other specifics.
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