The Substrate Product Occurrence Ratio Calculator (SPORCalc) is a computational chemistry (biochemical informatics) method for interrogating xenobiotic metabolic reaction databases. The entire process was designed originally for the high-throughput analysis of compound libraries and the identification of sites of metabolism, using known enzyme transformations of biochemical agents, toxins, xenobiotics and metabolic intermediates. Other uses of SP...
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