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Table 3 Command line format along with some relevant statistics for enumerating virtual compound libraries of lipids corresponding to various lipid categories

From: Template-based combinatorial enumeration of virtual compound libraries for lipids

Lipid category

Command1

Library size2

Speed3

Enumeration time4

Glycerolipids (GL)

GLStrGen.pl “*(*/*/*)”

971,268

181.6

1 h 29 m 10s

Glycerophospholipids (SP)

GPStrGen.pl “*(*/*)”

211,615

213.2

16 m 33 s

Cardiolipins (CL)

CLStrGen.pl “*(1'-[*/*],3'-[*/*])”

88,584,132

129.3

190 h 18 m 36 s

 

5CLStrGen.pl "CL(1'-[* > 17 < 21:*/* > 17 < 21:*],3'-[* > 17 < 21:*/* > 17 < 21:*])"

3,652,813

135.9

7 h 28 m 12 s

Sphingolipids (SP)

SPStrGen.pl” *(*/*)”

20,720

225.3

1 m 32 s

  1. 1Command line format for the combinatorial enumeration of virtual compound library of lipids for various lipid categories and generation of a SD file containing structures data along with additional ontological data such as abbreviation, systematic name, lipid category, main class, sub class, etc. 2Total number of lipid structures generated for virtual library in SD file. 3Average number of lipid structures generated per second. 4Time taken by the command line script to enumerate all possible lipid structures for each lipid category. Timing benchmarks were performed on a dual IntelR CoreTM CPU 6700 (2.6 GHz) PC running Windows 7 Enterprise Service Pack 1 with 2.00 GB of RAM using single CPU per command line script. 5Cardiolipins command line format for generation of virtual compound library containing sn chains of lengths > 17 and < 21, representing a subset of the complete virtual library generated by CL command shown in preceding row.