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Drug Design 2 - Applied Bioinformatics Group

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<strong>Drug</strong>-­‐Likeness<br />

• Structures were encoded using the AlogP atom types<br />

• Of the 120 atom types of Ghose & Crippen, 92 turned out to<br />

be relevant<br />

• Each molecule is encoded as a vector containing the number<br />

of atoms of each of the 92 types in the structure<br />

• This vector then serves as input for the classifica%on into<br />

drugs and non-­‐drugs<br />

COOH<br />

O<br />

O<br />

CH 3<br />

<strong>Drug</strong>-­‐Likeness<br />

0 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 ... 0<br />

• Predic%on based on an arDficial neural network (ANN)<br />

• Input: atom type vector<br />

• Output: drug-­‐likeness<br />

(0 = non-­‐drug, 1 = drug-­‐like)<br />

• Topology: 92 x 5 x 1 (simple feed-­‐forward ANN)<br />

WDI<br />

ACD<br />

<strong>Drug</strong>-­‐Likeness<br />

ANN<br />

83% of ACD and 77% of WDI are classified correctly!<br />

Score

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