TechValidate Research on CAS

[CAS SciFinder-n is] a useful additional information source that I use together with GenomeQuest.

Using various parameters, we are able to search nucleotide and amino acid sequences and download multiple search results [with CAS SciFinder-n].

I choose to use CAS STNext because of its advanced search and multifunctional processing capabilities.

• Easy structure search for chemical substances
• Markush structure searches for generic substances

CAS STNext allows me to upload multi-line prepared queries, utilize advanced indexing, and export results in multiple formats for reporting and further analysis.

I choose to use CAS STNext because it provides single-platform access to content from leading global databases.

CAS STNext allows us to run searches with focus and precision and in a different way from other text-only platforms.

I choose to use CAS STNext because it allows me to perform structure searches in patent and scientific databases.

CAS STNext allows me to perform integrated research using material databases (of chemicals, biosequences, etc.) and technological document databases (patent and non-patent literature).

CAS STNext is very crucial search tool for organic/inorganic compounds. Its database for pharmaceutical compounds is large which offers an advantage over other search tools.

CAS STNext provides useful search capabilities and access to a range of useful databases.

[CAS STNext] includes comprehensive and accurate features to find information related to target chemical substances.

CAS STNext provides single-platform access to content from leading global databases.

[CAS STNext] provides single-platform access to content from leading global databases, fast search results, and a user-friendly workspace.

[CAS SciFinder-n] has made sequences related queries more accessible, and easier to perform and interpret.

[CAS SciFinder-n] is a welcome addition to other resources like NCBI or Uniprot.

[CAS SciFinder-n] is an easier, one-stop-shop for my sequences queries.

[CAS SciFinder-n] helps with finding scientific literature associated with biosequences.

CAS indexing is superior.

I use CAS STNext for my prior art searches because it provides an excellent mix of up-to-date patent and non-patent literature databases.

I use CAS STNext for my prior art searches because it gives me access to a comprehensive content collection and exclusive databases.