Nowadays, in medicinal chem. adenosine receptors represent some of the most studied targets, and there is growing interest on the different adenosine receptor (AR) subtypes. The AR subtypes selectivity is highly desired in the development of potent ligands to achieve the therapeutic success. So far, very few ligand-based strategies have been investigated to predict the receptor subtypes selectivity. In the present study, we have carried out a novel application of the multilabel classification approach by combining our recently reported autocorrelated mol. descriptors encoding for the mol. electrostatic potential (autoMEP) with support vector machines (SVMs). Three valuable models, based on decreasing thresholds of potency, have been generated as in series quant. sieves for the simultaneous prediction of the hA1R, hA2AR, hA2BR, and hA3R subtypes potency profile and selectivity of a large collection, more than 500, of known inverse agonists such as xanthine, pyrazolo-triazolo-pyrimidine, and triazolo-pyrimidine analogs. The robustness and reliability of our multilabel classification models were assessed by predicting an internal test set. Finally, we have applied our strategy to 13 newly synthesized pyrazolo-triazolo-pyrimidine derivs. inferring their full adenosine receptor potency spectrum and hAR subtypes selectivity profile

Exploring Potency and Selectivity Receptor Antagonist Profiles Using a Multilabel Classification Approach: The Human Adenosine Receptors as a Key Study

CACCIARI, Barbara;
2009

Abstract

Nowadays, in medicinal chem. adenosine receptors represent some of the most studied targets, and there is growing interest on the different adenosine receptor (AR) subtypes. The AR subtypes selectivity is highly desired in the development of potent ligands to achieve the therapeutic success. So far, very few ligand-based strategies have been investigated to predict the receptor subtypes selectivity. In the present study, we have carried out a novel application of the multilabel classification approach by combining our recently reported autocorrelated mol. descriptors encoding for the mol. electrostatic potential (autoMEP) with support vector machines (SVMs). Three valuable models, based on decreasing thresholds of potency, have been generated as in series quant. sieves for the simultaneous prediction of the hA1R, hA2AR, hA2BR, and hA3R subtypes potency profile and selectivity of a large collection, more than 500, of known inverse agonists such as xanthine, pyrazolo-triazolo-pyrimidine, and triazolo-pyrimidine analogs. The robustness and reliability of our multilabel classification models were assessed by predicting an internal test set. Finally, we have applied our strategy to 13 newly synthesized pyrazolo-triazolo-pyrimidine derivs. inferring their full adenosine receptor potency spectrum and hAR subtypes selectivity profile
2009
Michielan, L.; Federico, S.; Terfloth, L.; Hristozov, D.; Cacciari, Barbara; Klotz, K. N.; Spalluto, G.; Gasteiger, J.; Moro, S.
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