Current Pharmaceutical Design - Volume 7, Issue 7, 2001
Volume 7, Issue 7, 2001
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Virtual Screening An Effective Tool for Lead Structure Discovery
Authors: T. Langer and R.D. HoffmannDifferent methods of virtual screening as a tool for lead structure discovery are described. They range from structure based docking procedures to ligand based methods such as the chemical features based pharmacophore hypothesis approach. A review on several successful applications of virtual screening is given. Different approaches have been described to derive pharmacophore models, which were subsequently used f Read More
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Small Molecule Crystallography in Drug Design
Authors: J. Wouters and F. OomsCrystal structures of small molecules (i.e. isolated ligands) are a source of valuable structural information helpful in the process of drug design (pharmacophore model elaborations, 3D QSAR, docking, and de novo design). Indeed, structural data obtained from small molecules crystallography can approach ligand-receptor binding by providing unique structural features both about the conformation (internal geo Read More
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Structure-Based Focusing Using Pharmacophores Derived from the Active Site of 17beta-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase
Authors: M.A. Hoffren, M.C. Murray and R.D. HoffmannStructure-based focusing constitutes a powerful approach to design libraries of compounds with a given biological profile. Computers with special software can be used to analyse the large amount of data usually available for the compounds. Pharmacophores can be used to identify new compounds that present a specific arrangement of features responsible for a certain type of activity. When available, information about Read More
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3-D Pharmacophores in Drug Discovery
Authors: J.S. Mason, A.C. Good and E.J. MartinIn this chapter we review the use of 3-D pharmacophores in drug discovery. Recent advances are highlighted, including the application of pharmacophore descriptors generated both from ligands and protein binding sites. The application of 3-D pharmacophore fingerprints as molecular descriptors for similarity and diversity applications such as virtual screening, library design and QSAR is discussed . In addition, we highli Read More
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Identification of the Descriptor Pharmacophores Using Variable Selection QSAR Applications to Database Mining
Authors: A. Tropsha and Z. WeifanThe pharmacophore concept is central to the rational drug design and discovery process. Traditionally, a pharmacophore is defined as a specific three-dimensional (3D) arrangement of chemical functional groups found in active molecules, which are characteristic of a certain pharmacological class of compounds. Herein, by analogy with 3D pharmacophores, a more general concept of descriptor pharmacophore is introduced. Read More
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