2D QSAR approach to develop newer generation molecules active aganist ERBB2 receptor kinase as potential Anticancer Agent

Authors

  • Supriyo Saha Sardar Bhagwan Singh Institute of Biomedical Sciences and Research, Balawala, Dehradun.
  • Amartya Banerjee Guru Ram Das Post Graduate Institute of Management and Technology, Dehradun.
  • Ayan Rudra Guru Ram Das Post Graduate Institute of Management and Technology, Dehradun.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7439/ijpc.v5i4.1936

Keywords:

Arch of aorta, aortic branches, CT

Abstract

Quantative Structure Activity Relationship analysis was performed using 159 molecules active against ERBB2 kinase inhibitory activity, where IC50 was converted into pIC50. The statistically suitable QSAR model was PIC50 = -0.27351(+/-1.85955) -0.02792(+/-0.08389) ALogP -2.14626(+/-1.14052) SpMin3_Bhv -1.32984(+/-0.13918) ntN +0.21209(+/-0.02129) ETA_Beta_ns (SEE :0.63346, r^2 :0.56219, r^2 adjusted :0.54627, F :35.31334 (DF :4, 110) which suggest that electron-richness of the molecule (ETA_Beta_ns) will create positive response and Ghose-Crippen LogKow value (ALogP), Smallest absolute eigenvalue of Burden modified matrix - n 3 / weighted by relative van der Waals volumes (SpMin3_Bhv) and number of atom type E state (ntN) cause negative response in biological activity. Then the model was validated by Golbraikh and Tropsha acceptable criteria as Q^2: 0.51805 Passed (Threshold value Q^2>0.5),r^2 :0.60327 Passed(Threshold value r^2>0.6), |r0^2-r'0^2|:0.18983 Passed (Threshold value |r0^2-r'0^2| 0.3. The External Validation Parameters(Without Scaling): r^2 :0.60327 and external Validation parameters (After Scaling): rm^2 :0.5955. The model was cross validated using Leave-One-Out (LOO) process with Q2:0.51805, PRESS: 48.59098, SDEP :0.65002.So the QSAR model was suitable for future development.

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Published

2015-04-30

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2D QSAR approach to develop newer generation molecules active aganist ERBB2 receptor kinase as potential Anticancer Agent. Int J of Pharm Chem [Internet]. 2015 Apr. 30 [cited 2026 Mar. 17];5(4):134-48. Available from: https://www.ssjournals.co.in/index.php/ijpc/article/view/1936