Quantitative Structure Activity Relationship (QSAR) is a well known cheminformatic tool for the discov-ery of novel biologically active compounds. However, when large and heterogeneous datasets are mined, it is not pos-sible to derive a QSAR equation able to predict in a satis-factory manner the activity of the compounds. Thus, QSAR models are often inadequate for virtual screening purpose. Herein we present a novel approach to multitarget classification QSAR models, useful to assess the selectivity profile of the tyrosine kinases inhibitors. A descriptor-based cluste-rization process was employed, that allowed the generation of models with high accuracies and independent from the chemical classification of the compounds (i.e. from the scaffold type). The herein proposed methodology can lead to QSAR models useful for virtual screening processes.

The Importance of Descriptor-Based Clusterization in QSAR Models Development: Tyrosine Kinases Inhibitors as a Key Study

MARZARO, GIOVANNI;TONUS, FRANCESCA;BRUN, PAOLA;CASTAGLIUOLO, IGNAZIO;GUIOTTO, ADRIANO;CHILIN, ADRIANA
2011

Abstract

Quantitative Structure Activity Relationship (QSAR) is a well known cheminformatic tool for the discov-ery of novel biologically active compounds. However, when large and heterogeneous datasets are mined, it is not pos-sible to derive a QSAR equation able to predict in a satis-factory manner the activity of the compounds. Thus, QSAR models are often inadequate for virtual screening purpose. Herein we present a novel approach to multitarget classification QSAR models, useful to assess the selectivity profile of the tyrosine kinases inhibitors. A descriptor-based cluste-rization process was employed, that allowed the generation of models with high accuracies and independent from the chemical classification of the compounds (i.e. from the scaffold type). The herein proposed methodology can lead to QSAR models useful for virtual screening processes.
2011
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