QSAR studies were developed on the basis of a dataset comprising BK channel activators previously synthesized and biologically assayed in our laboratory, in order to obtain highly accurate models enabling prediction of affinity toward the channel for New Chemical Entities (NCEs). Many molecular descriptors were computed by the CODESSA software. They were initially exploited in order to rationally split the available dataset into training and test set pairs, which supplied the basis for the development of QSAR models. Models were subjected to rigorous validation analysis based on the estimate of several statistical parameters, for the seek of the most accurate and simplest model enabling prediction of BK channel affinity.
QSAR Studies on BK Channel Activators
CALDERONE, VINCENZO;MARTELLI, ALMA;BIANUCCI, ANNA MARIA PAOLA
2009-01-01
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QSAR studies were developed on the basis of a dataset comprising BK channel activators previously synthesized and biologically assayed in our laboratory, in order to obtain highly accurate models enabling prediction of affinity toward the channel for New Chemical Entities (NCEs). Many molecular descriptors were computed by the CODESSA software. They were initially exploited in order to rationally split the available dataset into training and test set pairs, which supplied the basis for the development of QSAR models. Models were subjected to rigorous validation analysis based on the estimate of several statistical parameters, for the seek of the most accurate and simplest model enabling prediction of BK channel affinity.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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