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Application 2D Descriptors and Artificial Neural Networks for Beta-Glucosidase Inhibitors Screening

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Beta-glucosidase inhibitors play important medical and biological roles. In this study, simple two-variable artificial neural network (ANN) classification models were developed for beta-glucosidase inhibitors screening. All bioassay data were obtained from the ChEMBL database. The classifiers were generated using 2D molecular descriptors and the data miner tool available in the STATISTICA package (STATISTICA Automated Neural Networks, SANN). In order to evaluate the models’ accuracy and select the best classifiers among automatically generated SANNs, the Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) was used. The application of the combination of maxHBint3 and SpMax8_Bhs descriptors leads to the highest predicting abilities of SANNs, as evidenced by the averaged test set prediction results (MCC = 0.748) calculated for ten different dataset splits. Additionally, the models were analyzed employing receiver operating characteristics (ROC) and cumulative gain charts. The thirteen final classifiers obtained as a result of the model development procedure were applied for a natural compounds collection available in the BIOFACQUIM database. As a result of this beta-glucosidase inhibitors screening, eight compounds were univocally classified as active by all SANNs.

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MOLECULES no. 25, edition 24,
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