CAS The World s Chemical Information Authority

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1 CAS The World s Chemical Information Authority Míriam Plana Regional Marketing Manager Spain & Portugal [email protected]

2 Today s discussion CAS is the world s authority for chemical information About CAS that speeds discovery by bringing together the broadest collection of scientific data CAS databases with the most accessible and sophisticated suite of analysis tools and research services in the industry SciFinder STN Science IP 2

3 About CAS CAS is seen by the pharmaceutical industry as being the gold standard of chemical information both in numbers of compounds and quality. Peter Murray-Rust Unilever Centre for Molecular Information, Cambridge petermr s blog: A Scientist and the Web 3

4 CAS is a division of the American Chemical Society ACS Vision Improving people s lives through the transforming power of chemistry. 4

5 CAS supports the mission of the ACS ACS Mission To advance the broader chemistry enterprise and its practitioners for the benefit of Earth and its people. CAS Mission To provide the world s best digital research environment to search, retrieve, analyze and link chemical information. 5

6 Building the highest quality chemistry databases Patents, journals, web, catalogs, etc. CAS Scientists U.S. Patent Office 6

7 CAS is the leading global source of chemical information for scientific and patent research Founded in 1907 to monitor, abstract and index the world's chemistry-related literature and make it available to the scientific community Work first published in Chemical Abstracts TM Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio Approximately 1,300 staff members including CAS scientists, speaking 50 languages among them More than 10,000 major scientific journals and patents from 63 patent authorities are reviewed and indexed Customers include more than 2,142 universities, top Fortune 500 corporations and all major patent offices 7

8 CAS Databases Being able to rapidly search for important chemical information while an idea is fresh in your mind is almost priceless. CAS databases streamline the investigative process allowing you to take an idea and rapidly find the important and necessary information before you forget about the idea or it loses its excitement. That really is invaluable. Dr. Robert H. Grubbs Nobel Laureate Victor and Elizabeth Atkins Professor of Chemistry California Institute of Technology 8

9 CAS provides information to support scientists and patent searchers workflows References >39M patents, journals, dissertations, etc. >10K scientific journals covered >1,000 ahead of print journals Patents from 63 patent offices >391M cited references since 1997 Coverage back to early 1800s Updated daily Chemical Suppliers CHEMCATS offers information about commercially available chemicals and their suppliers: CAS Registry Number, Supplier information, Quantities, Prices Chemical >65M commercially Industry Notes available products >1.7M >27M unique records substances >880 Chemical suppliers industry of commercial trade publications chemicals worldwide including: >990 Abstracts chemical catalogs covered Updated Bibliographic weekly, information with no information older than CAS 24 months Registry Numbers Chemical names CAS REGISTRY Substances >85M unique organic and inorganic substances and is the most current service available >65M sequences >4.8B experimental and predicted property values Reactions Substances reported CAS offers in literature reaction back information to 1802 Updated daily >58.4M single- and multi-step reactions >13.4M synthetic preparations Reactions back to 1840 Reaction conditions starting in 2003 Updated daily Markush MARPAT offers Markush structures of Regulated Chemicals organic or organometallic molecules CHEMLIST provides chemical that are searchable. Patent reference substances that are regulated in key information is displayable. markets across the globe: Chemical >1M Markush structures representing names, Synonyms, Regulatory lists, organic and organometallic Chemical inventory status substances in patents >309K inventoried regulated chemicals Coverage back to s to the present Updated daily 14 national and international inventories, including TSCA Updated weekly 9

10 CAS REGISTRY SM is the gold standard for chemical substance information 10

11 CAS REGISTRY is the only integrated, complete source of chemical information 11

12 CAplus SM is your single source for chemistry and related scientific information 12

13 CAplus coverage of patents from Asia is unmatched Japanese Patent Office (JP) China (CN) Republic of Korea (KR) India (IN) Taiwan (TW) Hong Kong (HK) Philippines (PH) Singapore (SG) Malaysia (MY) 13

14 CASREACT is the authoritative source for chemical reactions 14

15 CASREACT answers your chemical reaction questions quickly, precisely and comprehensively 15

16 CHEMCATS is the definitive collection of commercially available chemicals and suppliers 16

17 CHEMCATS provides fast access to chemical suppliers 17

18 CHEMLIST is the comprehensive source for information on regulated chemicals 18

19 CHEMLIST enables you to discover how and where substances are regulated 19

20 MARPAT is the leading collection of Markush structures from the world s patent literature 20

21 MARPAT supports maximum recall of patented information 21

22 CAS products streamline access to CAS databases to speed the pace of scientific discovery 22

23 SciFinder I am a big user and don t see how any researcher could hope to excel without daily, round-the-clock access. The speed and scope of its search power is amazing In my case, SciFinder enhances my reactivity insights, making it easier to see those ill-defined boundaries where important new phenomena are lurking. Dr. K. Barry Sharpless Nobel Laureate W.M. Keck Professor of Chemistry Scripps Research Institute 23

24 Novedades SciFinder: 1.- Novedades en el editor de estructuras Non-Java : 24

25 Novedades SciFinder: 1.- Novedades en el editor de estructuras Non-Java : 25

26 Novedades SciFinder: 1.- Novedades en el editor de estructuras Non-Java : 26

27 Novedades SciFinder: 2.- Novedades en Commercial Sources : 27

28 Novedades SciFinder: 3.- Nuevos videos Need to Know 28

29 Novedades SciFinder: 4.- Número de fuentes comerciales: 29

30 Novedades SciFinder: 5.- Número de fuentes comerciales: 30

31 Novedades SciFinder: 6.- Para dibujar estructuras a partir del CAS RN: 31

32 SciFinder Ejemplo práctico 32

33 EJERCICIO 1 Buscar polímeros con esta estructura: 1.- No se permite fusión con otros anillos ni sustituciones adicionales al alquilo ni al carbono. 2.- Encontrar literatura que hable de aplicaciones magnéticas en nanotecnología de dichos polímeros en el campo de la medicina. Para qué se utilizan? 3.- Quién trabaja sobre este tema? 4.- Encontrar algún artículo que hable específicamente de cápsulas de nanopartículas magnéticas. 5.- Cómo podríamos preparar algún polímero? Busca una posible vía de síntesis del polímero con el monómero cuyo CAS RN es , que esté formada por más de 2 reacciones y que el procedimiento experimental

34 I need to change something on my account. Can I speak with someone in IT? Ask us! We can help. Account information How to IT support I need help with my search strategy. Phone: (North America) (outside North America) [email protected] Web:

35 Thank You! Dr. Míriam Plana CAS/STN Regional Marketing Manager Spain and Portugal Phone: