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 **__[[ordancatsinglediv|Search for more diverse analogs of a single hit >>]]__**
-== A) Search close analogs for a single hit ==
-If you have a single hit and want to search and order its close analogs, follow these steps:
-. Go to **[[http://mcule.com/search|"FIND CHEMICALS / SINGLE QUERY"]]**
-. Specify your query (either by drawing or by providing a chemical identifier such as mcule ID, SMILES, InChI or InChIKey)
-. If you want to keep a particular substructure in all resulting analogs, modify your query accordingly (delete unnecessary parts) and select **"Substructure"** search type. Note: you can block substituents at particular positions of the molecule by placing explicit hydrogen atoms.
-. If you simply want the overall most similar analogs of your compound, select **"Similarity"** search type
-. Click on **"SEARCH"**
-. After the search was finished and the most similar compounds were displayed, click on the orange **"QUOTE"** button in the top right corner
-. Fill out the quote form
-. Click on either **"INSTANT QUOTE"** (quote will be generated on-the-fly - **[[https://mcule.com/pricing|subscription required]]**) or **"NEXT-DAY QUOTE"** (we will send you a quote by e-mail in 24-48 hours)
-**__[[usecases|Go back to use cases >>]]__**
 == B) Search analogs for multiple hits by a single search ==