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HELM Notation

A single notation that can encode the structure of diverse and complex biomolecules.

 

 

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HELM Design

HELM is a hierarchical notation that has 4 principle layers.

  • Complex Polymer
  • Simple Polymer
  • Monomer
  • Atom

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Flexibility

HELM can encode complex biomolecules in a single notation for example:

Linear oligonucleotides

Cyclic peptide

siRNA

 

Oligonucleotide peptide conjugate

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