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From NMR Correlations to Constitutions
CoCon has been an ongoing project since 1997. It started as a command-line program, and was recompiled for every molecule. Since 2003 it is available via a Web interface, users can create input files, submit them and visualize the results. The server is available for free and without registration: http://cocon.nmr.de.
Related Publications
- Theoretical NMR correlations based Structure Discussion
- Statistical filtering for NMR based structure generation
- Validation of structural proposals by substructure analysis and C-13 NMR chemical shift prediction
- Computer-assisted constitutional assignment of large molecules: COCON analysis of ascomycin
- Impact of the H-1,N-15-HMBC experiment on the constitutional analysis of alkaloids
- A COCON analysis of proton-poor heterocycles - Application of carbon chemical shift predictions for the evaluation of structural proposals
- 2D-NMR-guided constitutional analysis of organic compounds employing the computer program COCON
- COCON: From NMR correlation data to molecular constitutions
Related Posters
- WebCocon: From Correlations to Constituions in the WWW
- How well does NMR behave in Natural Products Structure Determination? A Survey of Natural Products published 2007 and 2008.
- Structure Elucidation from the ”other side”: How well can a Constitution be defined by NMR?
- WebCocon: Automated Constitutional Analysis of Natural Products in the World Wide Web
- Computer-aided systematic Structure Elucidation of proton-poor Compounds
- Cocon: Ein Programm zur Strukturgenerierung aus NMR-Korrelationsdaten