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| CrossFire Beilstein |
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| Multiple perspectives in one overview
Now featuring over 10 Million Reactions and over 10 Million Compounds |
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| The CrossFire Beilstein database is the world's largest compilation of chemical facts. As the cornerstone database to organic chemistry, the CrossFire Beilstein database is essential for generating new leads, planning synthetic routes (including starting materials and intermediates), determining bioactivity and physical properties and ascertaining the environmental fates of compounds. |
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| CrossFire Beilstein indexes three primary data domains: substances, reactions and literature. The substance domain stores structural information with all associated facts and literature references, including chemical, physical and bioactivity data. The reaction domain details the preparation of substances, enabling scientists to investigate specific reaction pathways with reaction search queries. The literature domain includes citations, titles and abstracts, which are hyperlinked to the substance and reaction domain entries. |
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| CrossFire Beilstein provides information on a compound or reaction collated from different publications into a single record. In these records, the more than 320 million experimental data (facts) do not only provide an overview of the properties of a compound or different conditions for a reaction, they can also be exported to review, compare or share data and tables with colleagues. |
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| With the second update in 2006, the 10 millionth reaction in CrossFire Beilstein has been released. Passing this important milestone emphasizes the enduring and increasing value of the database as the essential first step in chemical discovery. Since 2005, the increased productivity to index data into Beilstein has lead to an earlier than expected time to reach this number. |
| With the third update in 2007, 10 million compounds have been exceeded. CrossFire Beilstein is the only Database with over 10 Million Compounds, that all have experimental property and ID data. |
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CrossFire Beilstein offers scientists comprehensive detail, fast search speeds and high-quality data indexed from over 175 journals (PDF: 226 KB).
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| Many ways to access CrossFire Beilstein |
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| The substances and reactions in CrossFire Beilstein can be searched in multiple ways; the most popular way is by drawing chemical structures or reactions (using exact structure or substructure searches) to access the data. |
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| The experimental data enables you to fine-tune your questions, ensuring a focus on the information that is relevant for your research topic. Moreover, the data enables searches without chemical structures, using chemical names for example, and you can also identify a substance by the physical properties measured in the laboratory. |
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| The Beilstein database is updated quarterly and can be hosted for use at your organization's site or accessed via the following services: |
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CrossFire Direct:
Customers can access the Beilstein database via the Internet using CrossFire Direct. The application interface to access the Beilstein database in this way is CrossFire Commander. (Version 7.0, available for Microsoft® Windows.) | |
DiscoveryGate:
CrossFire Beilstein is also available from DiscoveryGate, a comprehensive online cheminformatics discovery online service offered by Symyx . Customers may choose to access the Beilstein data through DiscoveryGate via either the Database Browser application, or CrossFire Commander interface, depending upon their service agreement. |
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Third party online services:
In addition, Elsevier Information Systems GmbH offers customer access to CrossFire Beilstein from the following third-party online services (contact each service provider for appropriate license):
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Extensive Preparation Data from CrossFire Beilstein
All Details on one page, collated from multiple publications.
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Pharmacological data
Retrieve Data about the pharmacological activity of a compound with a simple mouse click.
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Retrosynthetic pathway in MDL Database Browser
The unique feature of creating a retrosynthetic pathway out of CrossFire Beilstein in MDL Database Browser.
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| Events: |
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1-5-June-2008
8th International Conference on Chemical Structures, Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands |
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13-June-2008
Elsevier Solution Seminar, Kyoto, Japan |
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15-18-June-2008
SLA 2008, Seattle, USA |
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16-June-2008
Elsevier Solution Seminar, Seoul, Korea |
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22-25-July-2008
9th Tetrahedron Symposium, Berkeley, USA |
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17-21-Aug-2008
ACS Fall 2008, Philadelphia, USA |
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31-Aug-04-Sept-2008
XXth International Symposium on Medicinal Chemistry, Vienna, Austria |
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09-13-Sept-2008
23rd European Colloquium on Heterocyclic Chemistry, Antwerp, Belgium |
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16-20-Sept-2008
2nd EuCheMS Chemistry Congress, Turin, Italy |
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19-Oct-2008
International Chemical Information Conference. ICIC in Nice, France |
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2-5-Nov-2008
Pharma-Bio-Med 2008, Dubrovnik, Croatia |
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11-13-Nov-2008
German Conference on Cheminformatics, Goslar, Germany |
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3-Dec-2008
Semicon Japan 2008, Japan |
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2-4-Dec-2008
London Online, London, UK |
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| Press Releases: |
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20-Aug-07
Press Release: Crossfire Beilstein Database exceeds 10 Million compounds (PDF)
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20-Aug-07
Press Release: Beilstein Advisory Board (PDF)
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01-May-07
Elsevier MDL integrates Beilstein Database on DiscoveryGate®
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06-Mar-07
Press Release: Acquisition of the Beilstein Database by Elsevier MDL (PDF)
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