Identification of Pharmacophore Responsible for the JNK3 Enzyme Inhibition using KPLS-based QSAR Analysis

The present study highlights the significant impact of substituents on molecular activity, with steric effects, particularly on the phenyl ring, playing a dominant role. Favorable contributions are linked to substitutions like hydroxyl, methoxy, and fluorine, while bulky and meta substitutions reduce activity. Functional groups like unsubstituted sulfonamide or free hydrogen in urea are crucial for activity. Insights into steric, electronic, and positional factors, combined with analysis of JNK3 inhibitors, will guide the design of more selective molecules.

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Central Nervous System Agents in Medicinal Chemistry
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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.2174/0118715249345667250216034023
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Computational Drug Discovery Methods
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Identification of Pharmacophore Responsible for the JNK3 Enzyme Inhibition using KPLS-based QSAR Analysis

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Identification of Pharmacophore Responsible for the JNK3 Enzyme Inhibition using KPLS-based QSAR Analysis

Maida Engels, Ravi Kumar Rajan, Umaa Kuppuswamy
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The present study highlights the significant impact of substituents on molecular activity, with steric effects, particularly on the phenyl ring, playing a dominant role. Favorable contributions are linked to substitutions like hydroxyl, methoxy, and fluorine, while bulky and meta substitutions reduce activity. Functional groups like unsubstituted sulfonamide or free hydrogen in urea are crucial for activity. Insights into steric, electronic, and positional factors, combined with analysis of JNK3 inhibitors, will guide the design of more selective molecules.

Central Nervous System Agents in Medicinal ChemistryVol. 26(1)
Himalayan University (IN), PSG Institute of Advanced Studies (IN)
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