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Pharma Algorithms
www.ap-algorithms.com
Classification Analysis (C-SAR) in Predicting
HUMAN INTESTINAL ABSORPTION
D. Zmuidinavicius, R. Didziapetris, P. Japertas,
A. Avdeef, A. Petrauskas
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INTRODUCTION
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1. C-SAR vs. QSAR
2. HIA Analysis
3. Using PAMPA
4. Building HTS Filters
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1. What is C-SAR?
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Based on recursive partitioning Groups compounds
into classes Aims at differentiating biol.
mechansisms Leads to the knowledge-based
predictions
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Recursive Partitioning
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A stepwise procedure One descriptor at a
time Finds the best cut-off value Finds the
best descriptor Repeats analysis for new classes
of compounds
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(Example analysis of P-gp substrate
specificity)
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Descriptors
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Phys-Chem
Hansch-Leo
? Log P, Solubility, ? pKa, Ion form fractions ?
Abrahams solvation ? Lipinskis NHA, NHD ?
Ertls tPSA ? Vebers NRot-Bond ? MW, MolVol
? ? 103 descriptors
Functional groups interactions
Augmented Scaffolds
? ? 105 descriptors
Klopman-type biophores
Not used for HIA, used for P-gp
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Advantages over QSAR
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? Analyzes multiple mechanisms ? Uses all kinds
of descriptors ? Unlimited No of descriptors ?
Tolerates high data variability ? Focus -
Outlier analysis ? Replaces data mining
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2. HIA Analysis
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? gt 1,000 HIA values compiled ? gt 100 literature
sources used ? Abrahams compilation 270 HIAs ?
Therapeutic Drugs c.a. 600 HIAs ? Two-class
model (HIA10-15) ? Active transport 48
compounds
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Stepwise Analysis
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1. A series of C-SAR analyses 2. gtNlt, Nlt,
gtCPO(OH)22 do not absorb at any MW 3.
The remaining compounds
? Paracellular tr. (MW lt 255) ? Non-restricted
(MW lt 580) ? Restricted diff. (MW gt 580)
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Examples of RP Trees
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MW 255 - 580
MW gt 580
tPSA gt 154
tPSA gt 291
LogP gt 0
? gt 1.3
LogP gt 0
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Open-Concept Filter
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Permeability Prediction
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Absorbable compounds
1. Driven by generic properties 2. Lipinskis
and Vebers rules
Cut-offs exceeded by 100 Diffusion not
differentiated Data mining, not C-SAR
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HIA Prediction An Art of Exceptions
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Analysis of Deviations
1. gtCPO(OH)22 just a beginning 2. Further
development
Substructure-specific rules (active tr., efflux,
P450) Exp. SW, PApp descriptors Use in F
predictions
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3. Using PAMPA Data
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C-SAR for PAMPA
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? gt 0.65
tPSA gt 31
No charge
DATA PApp (cm/s, x106), pH 7.4, N
88 SOURCE Zhu et al, Eur J Med Chem, 2002, 37,
399-407
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Binary Pe, N 316
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Pe (cm/s, x106), cut-off Pe 10, pH 7.4
Compounds with no acidic groups, bearing
positive charge, tPSA lt 66, will permeate
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C-SAR for F
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Binary model F 30 N 812
AB/HIA
Zwitterions AT?
AB/Solubility
AB/LogP
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Towards Mechanistic Descriptors
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Replace theoretical permeability models with
exp.-based filters
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In Silico ADME Model
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Existing Filters
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4. Building HTS Filters
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? C-SAR/QSAR Builder ? Algorithm Builder ?
ADME/Tox Filters
? Booth ? Posters ? Articles
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