Are you interested in a simpler way to sketch molecules in the Cloud without having to install and manage add-ons to support chemistry and sequences? Do you want an app that lets you sketch complex molecules, reactions and sequences in one tool? What about the ability to sketch rapidly on the run, using your phone or tablet?
BIOVIA Pipette Sketcher answers all of these questions in the affirmative. The tool lets you draw and edit complex biomolecules, chemical reactions and biological entities such as peptides, oligonucleotides and oligosaccharides using the Pistoia Alliance HELM layout or Self-contained Sequence Representation (SCSR)…or both.
The Best Way to Draw Biological Oligomers
from Pistoia Alliance. Quickly find the right HELM monomers from your corporate monomer database or the BIOVIA Centralized Library of monomers and templates for sequences (available with the BIOVIA Pipeline Pilot Chemistry Collection).
Editable Monomer Chemistry
, BIOVIA Draw and BIOVIA Direct. You can be confident that you are using the latest and most up-to-date, standardized library of monomers.
Broad Chemistry Support
and the Pipette Sketcher API. The sketcher integrates with BIOVIA Pipeline Pilot and applications built on Pipeline Pilot (e.g., BIOVIA Insight and BIOVIA Chemical and Biological Registration). You can launch Pipette Sketcher from BIOVIA Draw.
Learn more about BIOVIA Pipette Sketcher. See how it facilitates the collaborative searching, viewing, communicating and archiving of chemical and biological information on mobile devices and in the Cloud.
Pipette Sketcher
Dr. Matthew Sage is Senior Product Manager for the Cheminformatics applications at BIOVIA, with over 20 years of experience working with customers in Implementation Project management, Database administration, End User and Administrative training, Custom Software solution deployment and more recently, he has been responsible for the Cheminformatics offerings from BIOVIA. Namely the scientific sketchers, chemistry storage and searching capabilities, Pipeline Pilot Chemistry and the Chemistry aspects in BIOVIA’s ELNs. Matthew has a PhD from the University of Bath, UK in Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Modelling.