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s2m automatically creates de novo monomeric annotations for polymers, efficiently in terms of time computation and sensitivity. s2m allowed us to detect annotation errors in the tested databases and to easily find the accurate structures. So, s2m could be integrated into the curation process of databases of small compounds to verify the current entries and accelerate the annotation of new polymers. The full method can be downloaded or accessed via a website for peptide-like polymers at http://bioinfo.lifl.fr/norine/smiles2monomers.jsp.
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