Discovery starts with knowledge — the reference works, journal articles, patents, chemical and biological databases, synthetic processes and news stories that help you determine what to research and how best to conduct your investigation. The last thing you want is to have to hunt disparate sources to get it.

Thomson Pharma puts all this knowledge in a single fully-customizable resource.

• More than two million unique chemical structures
• Over 29,000 drug monographs
• Approximately 13 million unique gene and protein sequences from 1980 to the present day
• More than 5,000 biologically-relevant drug targets, linking directly to associated drugs
• Comprehensive patent information, linking to the full text
• The latest news stories, meetings and conferences — with relevant headlines delivered to your Thomson Pharma home page the moment they’re available
• Unique at-a-glance abstracts and expert commentary

How can it help you?

You’ll find it easy to get the knowledge you need, filtered to your specific therapy area, and to spin your thoughts into new areas, new lines of inquiry, new fields of research.

Let’s say you look up a specific compound in Thomson Pharma. Instantly you’ll have links to the activities reported for that compound, the drug reports it’s cited in, the synthetic methods used to produce it, the ADMET properties associated with it, its critical reaction data, and all the appropriate patents, journals and news stories.

You can see its synonyms and trade names, and how well it’s doing in the market. You can explore other drugs that act on the same target, or other drugs developed using the same technology.

You can save your searches, annotate them, and export or share them among your colleagues. Your data-mining efficiency will improve dramatically, gaining you time to do what you really want to do — ground-breaking research.

What can you do?

With Thomson Pharma you can:

• gather critical data on investigational and marketed drugs
• study information on approved drug uses, dosages, clinical trials, and the latest techniques and innovations
• receive updates of relevant new drugs and compounds
• stay informed on the latest trends in research
• identify gaps in the market

Where next? Clinical researchers