Application of multidimensional matrix used for molecular design of drug-like compounds and method of molecular design of drug-like compounds
A multi-dimensional matrix and compound technology, applied in special data processing applications, calculations, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as underutilization, single compound molecular design, and lack of consideration of comprehensive comparison and evaluation, so as to reduce the number of compounds and improve pertinence and effectiveness, improving design efficiency and effectiveness
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[0224] Example 1 Molecular design of drug-like compounds with Bolivi as the target compound
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[0226] The molecular design method of drug-like compounds with Plavix as the target compound comprises the following steps:
[0227] (1) Divide Boliwei into structural divisions according to the basic structural units, and divide it into four areas: A, B, C, and D (here, it can be divided into more than 4 or less than 4 areas according to specific circumstances);
[0228] (2) Referring to empirical data, combined with protein target information and the structural development history of drug compounds for the same disease, it is determined that the A region has a decisive role in biological activity and selectivity, and it is determined as the core structure (Core Structure) region;
[0229] (3) According to the comparative analysis results of empirical data, select fragments or connections that affect other properties of the target compound molecule:
[0230] As far a...
Embodiment 2
[0257] Example 2 Molecular design of drug-like compounds with atorvastatin as the target compound
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[0259] A method for molecular design of a drug-like compound with atorvastatin as a target compound, comprising the following steps:
[0260] (1) Divide atorvastatin into structural divisions according to the basic structural units, and divide it into seven regions: A, B, C, D, E, F, and G (the structural divisions can be divided into more than 7 regions according to specific circumstances. or fewer than 7 regions).
[0261] (2) Referring to empirical data, combined with protein target information and the structural development history of drug compounds for the same disease, it is determined that region A has a decisive role in biological activity and selectivity, and it is regarded as the core structure (Core Structure) region;
[0262] (3) Based on empirical data, select fragments or connections that affect other properties of the target compound molecule:
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Embodiment 3
[0296] Embodiment 3: A method for molecular design of a drug-like compound with the oxazolidinone antibiotic Linezoline as the target compound, comprising the following steps:
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[0298] (1) Carry out structural partitioning of the oxazolidinone antibiotic Linezoline according to the basic structural unit, and divide it into four regions A, B, C, and D (the structural partitioning can be divided into more than 4 or less than 4 regions according to the specific circumstances) area).
[0299] (2) Referring to empirical data, combined with protein target information and the structural development history of drug compounds for the treatment of the same disease, it is determined that the B region has a decisive role in biological activity and selectivity, and it is regarded as the core structure (Core Structure) region;
[0300] (3) Based on empirical data, select fragments or connections that affect other properties of the target compound molecule:
[0301] As far as the ...
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