Deep SAR matrix: SAR matrix expansion for advanced analog design using deep learning architectures

  • Yoshimori A
  • Bajorath J
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Aim: Enhancing the structure–activity relationship matrix (SARM) methodology through integration of deep learning and expansion of chemical space coverage. Background: Analog design is of critical importance for medicinal chemistry. The SARM approach, which combines systematic structural organization of compound series with analog design, is put into scientific context. Methodology: The new DeepSARM concept is introduced. The architecture of SARM-integrated deep generative models is detailed and the workflow for advanced analog design and matrix expansion described. Exemplary application: The DeepSARM approach is applied to design analogs of kinase inhibitors taking kinome-wide chemical space into account. Future perspective: Practical applications of DeepSARM will be a major focal point. Different applications are discussed. New computational features will be added to prioritize virtual candidate compounds.

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Yoshimori, A., & Bajorath, J. (2020). Deep SAR matrix: SAR matrix expansion for advanced analog design using deep learning architectures. Future Drug Discovery, 2(2). https://doi.org/10.4155/fdd-2020-0005

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