List of FREE Chemistry Databases

[MDPVagrant]

The following is derived from a site I found, and I will be adding more as I run across them. All links have been checked/verified as of this posting. There were 26 links as of the initial post.

The List:

• Pubmed
• Pubchem
• Zinc
• eMolecules
• CHEBI
• NIST Chemistry WebBook
• SLAC CAS Lookup
• BioCyc
• NMRShiftDB
• Chemical Structure Lookup Service
• Drugbank
• ChemDB
• ChemBank
• NIST Chemical Kinetics Database
• IUPAC-NIST Solubility Data Series
• SOLV-DB
• UNC PSDP Database
• BRENDA Enzyme Database
• BioPath Database
• ChemMine
• Organic Syntheses
• WebReactions
• Spectral Database for Organic Compounds
• BindingDB
• PDBBind Database
• AffinDB
• Chemrefer

General Information:

• Simple CAS lookup with PubChem

Edits: (2 Oct - SLAC CAS Lookup added, general info category added, post prettied up).

Note - all links posted here are for informational purposes only, and to my knowledge do not contain information related to sources. Any source information available on the websites above is purely a result of my inattention, and removal of the link(s) involved would be appreciated.

 

[kidamnesiac]

cool, thanks

 

[MDPVagrant]

NP... if the ops like this, maybe they will make it a sticky.

 

[Heichelbech]

^ I would say they should. Nice post man, a bunch of useful shit. Much appreciated!

 

[bigmac74]

http://chem.sis.nlm.nih.gov/chemidplus

I use this one for searching substructures, and pubchem for pretty much everything else.

 

[center]

Great. Appreciated.

 

[vecktor]

its stuck, until we get bored with it
feel free to add more databases, but please don't clutter the thread with 'this is cool' or 'thanks' posts.

 

[Dondante]

Here's the updated link to the Psychoactive Drug Screening Program:

http://pdsp.med.unc.edu/pdsp.php

The one in the first links to an old version at Case.

 

[Iodjini_dk]

I've been looking through some of the sites, but I wasn't able to find any useful thermodynamic data. Do any of you have good suggestions to where I can find a database that contains thermodynamic data for various compounds?

 

[ELKM]

Access to www.springerlink.com?

I normally wouldn't ask anyone to misuse a subscription, but if anyone has access to this database, I am really interested in this particular paper:

http://www.springerlink.com/index/W308931114622U17.pdf

I have no interest but to read it, that's all.
Thank you!

 

[serotonin-system]

I normally wouldn't ask anyone to misuse a subscription, but if anyone has access to this database, I am really interested in this particular paper:

http://www.springerlink.com/index/W308931114622U17.pdf

I have no interest but to read it, that's all.
Thank you!

You still after that paper man?

 

[Ham-milton]

I'm pretty sure I have that paper. I don't think there was anything particularly useful in it, though. I'm guessing this is a mylan-fentanyl extraction search?

 

[johanneschimpo]

it appears to be free:

http://www.aapspharmscitech.org/view.asp?art=pt020208

 

[ebola?]

I have access to whichever online journals Berkeley subscribes to.
I'm happy to fetch and send...

 

[johanneschimpo]

^ I'm at a different school in the UC system. We probably have the same access. The journals the UC system provides are incredible; not once have I ever been unable to find an article, either online on in print, and I've looked for some very random things. God bless the UC journal database.

 

[MurphyClox]

I couldn't find the following database in the initial post and, therefore, like to add it:

ChemSpider

 

[svacheme3]

http://www.iuphar-db.org

International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology database of neurotransmitter receptors and ion channels with lots of info on ligands, binding affinities, etc. Not in the OP. Free, I've spend many many hours browsing it.

 

[the23rdfnordian]

http://http://www.learnerstv.com/course.php?cat=Chemistry

This site has multiple complete chemistry lecture videos online, you have to install a bunch of pluggins (realplayer, flash, silverlight) but it eventually works. Lectures are from the University of California.

 

[FrostyMcFailure]

damn guys i miss MDPVargant as well. chemistry is the cool.

 

[Emericana]

thanks for the list. greatly appreciated.