Chem & Bio
CambridgeSoft offers a complete line of desktop software for chemists. ChemDraw, the industry standard for chemical structure drawing and analysis, is integrated with the entire desktop product line. In addition to ChemDraw, CambridgeSoft offers desktop applications for 3D molecular modeling and visualization, database search and management, chemical inventory management, as well as support for knowledge management using a desktop electronic lab notebook.
CambridgeSoft also provides desktop software designed for Biologists. The ability easily create depictions of biological pathways is fundamental to the work of many biologists. CambridgeSoft's BioDraw includes customizable drawing tools for common pathway elements (membranes, DNA, enzymes, receptors, etc.). CambridgeSoft's BioAssay allows flexible storage, retrieval, and analysis of biological assay data on the Desktop. CambridgeSoft also offers the BioVis analysis package which allows users to graphically identify trends and correlate biological activity with chemical structures, as well as allowing for a flexible statistical data analysis.
ChemBioDraw provides an integrated state-of-the-art drawing tool for both chemical reactions and biological pathways. ChemBio3D allows users to render a wide variety of depictions (ie. cartoons) of proteins and nucleic acids making it possible to carry out state-of-the-art protein visualization on the desktop. Both Chemists and Biologists find the ability to electronically record their daily experiments and results extremely valuable. CambridgeSoft's E-Notebook tracks and records chemical structures, reactions and biological pathway drawings, stoichiometry grids, Microsoft documents and spectral data. CambridgeSoft's BioVis provides a desktop solution for Chem & BioInformatics. It allows users to graphically identify trends and correlate biological activity with chemical structures. It also provides statistical analysis and a wide variety of flexible options for plotting.
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