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A novel computational technology derived from gene structure has been developed for screening, selecting, and designing pharmaceutical candidates. Pharmacophores, or three-dimensional molecular blueprints, were created by docking known active structures into specific sites in partially unwound DNA. The pharmacophores are composites of the van der Waals surfaces and hydrogen bonding functional groups...