Rank profiles of non-toxic children docking-scores were then comparatively studied for the experiments resumed in Table . Those children predicting higher affinity ranges (lower docking-scores) than brodifacoum (Figure , blue horizontal dashed line), were more numerous for molecular weights between 400 to 500 g/mol. The number of non-toxic children reached a few thousands per experiment, 2-3 runs per experiment. There were no high differences in the rank profiles when comparing children obtained by DW "create compound like:" "approved drugs" (+) or "natural products" (Figure , green triangles or red spheres). Only 1.9 or 0.8 % of the non-toxic children structures were repeated between B6 and B13 (< 400 g/mol) or among DWR9, B8 and B10 (< 500 g/mol) libraries, respectively. Therefore, the non-toxic children predicted using MW criteria < 400 (B6, B13) and < 500 g/mol (DWR9, B8, B10) were pooled and laydown into an unique table. The removal of the pooled non-toxic children predicting docking-scores > -90 (low affinities), exceptionally low molecular weights < 250 g/mol, and structural duplicates, resulted in 12037 non-toxic children (named library A). Library A contained non-toxic children with DW docking-scores between -90 to -141, molecular weights from 295 to 516 g/mol, and logP from -2.1 to 7.4.