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I think he IUPAC name for Tasquinimod is incorrect. That in itself is a detail lost on 99.9999% of the readers. However, I know there are some automated computer programs/algorithms that claim to create IUPAC names from structures or SMILES codes (for batch processing). If a computer program was used to create this IUPAC name, its reliability needs to be verified. If it has been used often, there might be pervasive inaccuracies. — Preceding unsigned comment added by AccuracyForChemistry (talk • contribs) 21:45, 20 September 2015 (UTC)Reply
