1To register drug sample data entry by entry, please go to “Data Registration Step by Step.”

2TDEC also provides a batch registration option. Please go to “Data Registration by Batch Import” to upload your data.

3 In this batch import system, you can open the molecular drawing panel to generate SMILES strings, which facilitates data import

TDEC’s AI Drug Navigation Assistant helps users screen drug samples using predefined parameters for different drug discovery scenarios. Follow these steps:

• 1Open the “AI Drug Navigation Dashboard.”
• 2Select a drug discovery scenario that matches your research needs.
• 3Click “Apply Filters” to view the screening results.

To select a different scenario, click “Options” on the results page to return to the AI Drug Navigation Dashboard and make a new selection.

To fine-tune the screening parameters for the selected scenario, click “More” to open the parameter settings window and adjust the values manually. Adjustable parameters have predefined limits to keep the settings within the screening criteria for the selected scenario. Once you have finished, click “Apply Filters” to view the updated screening results.

1On the “Drug Search by Data Input” page, enter the information or structure you wish to search for.

2TDEC also provides a “Drug Search by Chemical Structure” feature page, where users can directly draw or input the desired chemical structure on the sketch board for retrieval. In addition, the system supports structure similarity searches and advanced physicochemical property filtering, enabling users to efficiently screen and identify small molecules with similar chemical characteristics or specific functional properties.

3In addition, TDEC provides a “Drug Search by Physicochemical Properties” page, where users can search for suitable chemical structures based on desired physicochemical property criteria.

TDEC provides service functions such as query, management, and matching of drug samples. If the member uses the TDEC system to query the drug sample data of interest and wants to further obtain the drug sample for related research or experiment, the drug sample owner should transfer part or all of the material to the demander. The two organizations have to sign the “Material Transfer Contract” or another contract with the same nature as the principle to specify the use and the related rights and obligations related to the materials (pure compounds or crude extracts).

The contract signature is not related to the TDEC website. Members are only requested to offer thanks to TDEC by citation or acknowledgement of the TDEC system when relevant research results are published in a journal or conference paper.

If you are interested in this platform, you are welcome to register as a member. Once your registration is approved, you will be able to access the platform’s features, including drug sample data search, management, analysis, and matching services.

Registering as a member allows you to further explore and utilize TDEC’s resources and information.