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     <author>Khayrullina, V.R.</author>
     <author>Gerchikov, A.Ya.</author>
     <author>Lagunin, A.A.</author>
     <author>Zarudii, F.S.</author>
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    <title>QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURE−ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF TETRAHYDRO2HISOINDOLE CYCLOOXYGENASE2 INHIBITORS</title>
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   <dates>
    <year>2015</year>
    <pub-dates>
     <date>2018-02-28</date>
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   <abstract>Abstract—Using the GUSAR program, structure−activity relationships on inhibition of cyclooxygenase2 (COX2) catalytic&#13;
activity were quantitatively analyzed for twentysix derivatives of 4,5,6,7tetrahydro2Hisoindole, 2,3dihydro1H&#13;
pyrrolyzine, and benzothiophene in the concentration range of 0.6700 nmol/liter IC50 values. Six statistically significant&#13;
consensus QSAR models for prediction of IC50 values were designed based on MNA and QNAdescriptors and their com&#13;
binations. These models demonstrated high accuracy in the prediction of IC50 values for structures of both training and test&#13;
sets. Structural fragments of the COX2 inhibitors capable of strengthening or weakening the desired property were deter&#13;
mined using the same program. This information can be taken into consideration on molecular design of new COX2&#13;
inhibitors. It was shown that in most cases, the influence of structural fragments on the inhibitory activity of the studied com&#13;
pounds revealed with the GUSAR program coincided with the results of expert evaluation of their effects based on known&#13;
experimental data, and this can be used for optimization of structures to change the value of their biological activity</abstract>
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