Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds

We constructed a predictive model of the total deactivation rate constant (kt) of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds that are widespread in biological systems and participate in highly relevant biologic functions related with photochemical processes, by means of quantitative structure-property...

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Autores principales: Mercader, A.G., Duchowicz, P.R., Fernández, F.M., Castro, E.A., Cabrerizo, F.M., Thomas, A.H.
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spelling todo:paper_10933263_v28_n1_p12_Mercader2023-10-03T16:04:59Z Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds Mercader, A.G. Duchowicz, P.R. Fernández, F.M. Castro, E.A. Cabrerizo, F.M. Thomas, A.H. Enhanced replacement method Genetic algorithm Heterocycles QSPR Singlet oxygen Biologic functions Deactivation rate Descriptors Enhanced replacement method Experimental studies Heterocycles Heterocyclic compound Molecular descriptors Optimal linear model Optimal number Photochemical process Predictive modeling Predictive models QSPR QSPR model Quantitative structure property relationships Quantum mechanical Research groups Singlet oxygen Biological systems Molecular biology Oxygen Sulfur compounds Rate constants folic acid heterocyclic compound histamine indole derivative oxazole derivative pterin derivative pyridinium derivative pyrrole derivative quinoline derivative singlet oxygen article genetic algorithm mathematical model molecular interaction molecular model molecule photochemistry prediction priority journal quantitative structure property relation quantum mechanics Heterocyclic Compounds Models, Chemical Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Singlet Oxygen We constructed a predictive model of the total deactivation rate constant (kt) of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds that are widespread in biological systems and participate in highly relevant biologic functions related with photochemical processes, by means of quantitative structure-property relationships (QSPR). The study of the reactivity of singlet oxygen with biomolecules provides their antioxidant capability, and the determination of the rate constants allows evaluation of the efficiencies of these processes. Our optimal linear model based on 41 molecular structures, which have not been used previously in a QSPR study, consists of six variables, selected from more than thousand geometrical, topological, quantum-mechanical and electronic types of molecular descriptors. Our recently developed strategy to determine the optimal number of descriptors in model is successfully applied. As a practical application of our QSPR model we estimated the unknown kt of several heterocyclic compounds that are of particular interest for further experimental studies in our research group. © 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10933263_v28_n1_p12_Mercader
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topic Enhanced replacement method
Genetic algorithm
Heterocycles
QSPR
Singlet oxygen
Biologic functions
Deactivation rate
Descriptors
Enhanced replacement method
Experimental studies
Heterocycles
Heterocyclic compound
Molecular descriptors
Optimal linear model
Optimal number
Photochemical process
Predictive modeling
Predictive models
QSPR
QSPR model
Quantitative structure property relationships
Quantum mechanical
Research groups
Singlet oxygen
Biological systems
Molecular biology
Oxygen
Sulfur compounds
Rate constants
folic acid
heterocyclic compound
histamine
indole derivative
oxazole derivative
pterin derivative
pyridinium derivative
pyrrole derivative
quinoline derivative
singlet oxygen
article
genetic algorithm
mathematical model
molecular interaction
molecular model
molecule
photochemistry
prediction
priority journal
quantitative structure property relation
quantum mechanics
Heterocyclic Compounds
Models, Chemical
Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship
Singlet Oxygen
spellingShingle Enhanced replacement method
Genetic algorithm
Heterocycles
QSPR
Singlet oxygen
Biologic functions
Deactivation rate
Descriptors
Enhanced replacement method
Experimental studies
Heterocycles
Heterocyclic compound
Molecular descriptors
Optimal linear model
Optimal number
Photochemical process
Predictive modeling
Predictive models
QSPR
QSPR model
Quantitative structure property relationships
Quantum mechanical
Research groups
Singlet oxygen
Biological systems
Molecular biology
Oxygen
Sulfur compounds
Rate constants
folic acid
heterocyclic compound
histamine
indole derivative
oxazole derivative
pterin derivative
pyridinium derivative
pyrrole derivative
quinoline derivative
singlet oxygen
article
genetic algorithm
mathematical model
molecular interaction
molecular model
molecule
photochemistry
prediction
priority journal
quantitative structure property relation
quantum mechanics
Heterocyclic Compounds
Models, Chemical
Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship
Singlet Oxygen
Mercader, A.G.
Duchowicz, P.R.
Fernández, F.M.
Castro, E.A.
Cabrerizo, F.M.
Thomas, A.H.
Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
topic_facet Enhanced replacement method
Genetic algorithm
Heterocycles
QSPR
Singlet oxygen
Biologic functions
Deactivation rate
Descriptors
Enhanced replacement method
Experimental studies
Heterocycles
Heterocyclic compound
Molecular descriptors
Optimal linear model
Optimal number
Photochemical process
Predictive modeling
Predictive models
QSPR
QSPR model
Quantitative structure property relationships
Quantum mechanical
Research groups
Singlet oxygen
Biological systems
Molecular biology
Oxygen
Sulfur compounds
Rate constants
folic acid
heterocyclic compound
histamine
indole derivative
oxazole derivative
pterin derivative
pyridinium derivative
pyrrole derivative
quinoline derivative
singlet oxygen
article
genetic algorithm
mathematical model
molecular interaction
molecular model
molecule
photochemistry
prediction
priority journal
quantitative structure property relation
quantum mechanics
Heterocyclic Compounds
Models, Chemical
Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship
Singlet Oxygen
description We constructed a predictive model of the total deactivation rate constant (kt) of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds that are widespread in biological systems and participate in highly relevant biologic functions related with photochemical processes, by means of quantitative structure-property relationships (QSPR). The study of the reactivity of singlet oxygen with biomolecules provides their antioxidant capability, and the determination of the rate constants allows evaluation of the efficiencies of these processes. Our optimal linear model based on 41 molecular structures, which have not been used previously in a QSPR study, consists of six variables, selected from more than thousand geometrical, topological, quantum-mechanical and electronic types of molecular descriptors. Our recently developed strategy to determine the optimal number of descriptors in model is successfully applied. As a practical application of our QSPR model we estimated the unknown kt of several heterocyclic compounds that are of particular interest for further experimental studies in our research group. © 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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author Mercader, A.G.
Duchowicz, P.R.
Fernández, F.M.
Castro, E.A.
Cabrerizo, F.M.
Thomas, A.H.
author_facet Mercader, A.G.
Duchowicz, P.R.
Fernández, F.M.
Castro, E.A.
Cabrerizo, F.M.
Thomas, A.H.
author_sort Mercader, A.G.
title Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
title_short Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
title_full Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
title_fullStr Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
title_full_unstemmed Predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
title_sort predictive modeling of the total deactivation rate constant of singlet oxygen by heterocyclic compounds
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10933263_v28_n1_p12_Mercader
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