2013
DOI: 10.1021/ci400429g
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An Integrated Virtual Screening Approach for VEGFR-2 Inhibitors

Abstract: In recent years, various virtual screening (VS) tools have been developed, and many successful screening campaigns have been showcased. However, whether by conventional molecular docking or pharmacophore screening, the selection of virtual hits is based on the ranking of compounds by scoring functions or fit values, which remains the bottleneck of VS due to insufficient accuracy. As the limitations of individual methods persist, a comprehensive comparison and integration of different methods may provide insigh… Show more

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“…However, from top 0.5 to 0.1 %, the EF values did not show any significant increase which may imply that the increased proportion of actives was almost the same with the increased proportion of compounds on the hit-lists. In terms of AUC values, all the statistics were striking and amazing as for the training and internal test sets it reached 1* [29] from top 1 % to top 0.1 %, demonstrating that the hit-lists only contained actives which is desirable for VS investigation which have been illustrated in our study [29]. For the external test set it also reached this point from top 0.2 % to top 0.1 %.…”
Section: Bayesian Model Generation and Validationsupporting
confidence: 66%
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“…However, from top 0.5 to 0.1 %, the EF values did not show any significant increase which may imply that the increased proportion of actives was almost the same with the increased proportion of compounds on the hit-lists. In terms of AUC values, all the statistics were striking and amazing as for the training and internal test sets it reached 1* [29] from top 1 % to top 0.1 %, demonstrating that the hit-lists only contained actives which is desirable for VS investigation which have been illustrated in our study [29]. For the external test set it also reached this point from top 0.2 % to top 0.1 %.…”
Section: Bayesian Model Generation and Validationsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…In this approach, a structural descriptor ECFP_4 which yields better performance among 13 extended-connectivity fingerprints [29], and 9 physiochemical descriptors including ALogP, number of hydrogen donors and acceptors, rings, aromatic rings, rotatable bonds, molecular solubility and Molecular_FPSA were employed to construct the models as these molecular descriptors are widely used in ADME predictions [16,20]. Compounds of 409 actives and 24,680 decoys within similar physicochemical space ( Fig.…”
Section: Model Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Complete presentation of these approaches is beyond the scope of this review, however herein, we have discussed some of the protocols successfully implemented in recent studies. By combining the molecular docking, pharmacophore and fingerprint-based 2D similarity, a novel two layer workflow was developed to enhance the virtual screening performance [71]. By combining these methods the authors noticed the improvement in the performance of virtual screening process on DUD database.…”
Section: Hybrid Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%