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QSAR modeling of the interaction of flavonoids with GABA(A) receptor.
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Authors: Duchowicz PR, Vitale MG, Castro EA, Autino JC, Romanelli GP, Bennardi DO
Year
2008
Paper ID
12571
Status
Peer-reviewed
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Experimentally assigned values to binding affinity constants of flavonoid ligands towards the benzodiazepine site of the GABA(A) receptor complex were compiled from several publications, and enabled to perform a predictive analysis based on Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (QSAR). The best linear model established on 78 molecular structures incorporated four molecular descriptors, selected from more than a thousand of geometrical, topological, quantum-mechanical and electronic types of descriptors and calculated by Dragon software. An application of this QSAR equation was performed by estimating the binding affinities for some newly synthesized flavonoids displaying 2-,7-substitutions in the benzopyrane backbone which still do not have experimentally measured potencies.
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