CHEMAXON RELEASES JCHEM 2.0 AND NEW TOOLS FOR PHARMACOPHORE SCREENING, STRUCTURE STANDARDIZATION, RECAP FRAGMENTATION, REACTION MODELING AND METABOLITE PREDICTION.

May 7th, 2003, Budapest, Hungary: ChemAxon, a software solutions provider for biotechnology, today announced the release of JChem 2.0, the latest version of the Java database engine enabling chemical communication across networks. The release also sees the addition of five powerful tool sets for pharmacophore screening, structure standardization, RECAP fragmentation, reaction modeling and metabolite prediction.

As the first commercially available Java chemical database manager, JChem opened the door to powerful web based chemical storage and network communication. By supporting chemical structure storage and retrieval, substructure and similarity searching in various relational databases, such as Oracle and MySQL, JChem deployment has been extensive and rapid.

This 2.0 release improves JChemBase performance and introduces support of reaction databases and expands the JChem family application areas with new tool classes, including:

This current release includes the latest Marvin software. Marvin is a collection of Java tools for drawing and displaying chemical structures, substructures and reactions and includes plug-ins to predict physicochemical characteristics such as pKa, logP and logD.

About ChemAxon
ChemAxon is a leader in providing Java based chemical software development platforms for the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. By focusing upon active interaction with users and core portability, ChemAxon creates powerful, cost effective cross platform solutions and programming interfaces to power modern cheminformatics and chemical communication.

For further information please contact: Alex Allardyce, Director of Communications on: +361 453 2660 or moc.noxamehc@aa.

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