Markush Structure Search

 Markush Structure Search

Sagacious IP’s Markush Structure Search is an extension of Chemical Structure Search and Analysis. This search, based on Markush structures, initiates as a chemical structure search and involves a comprehensive strategy that enables you to identify documents which have a broad coverage for functional moieties, enabling you to streamline R&D efforts, influence on-going patent litigation, track competition and strengthen your intellectual property rights.

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