Method and apparatus for identification and optimization of bioactive compounds using a neural network
AssigneeBenjamin B. Braunheim
InventorBenjamin B. Braunheim
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AssigneeBenjamin B. Braunheim
InventorBenjamin B. Braunheim
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A computational method for the discovery and design of therapeutically valuable bioactive compounds is presented. The method employed has successfully analyzed enzymatic inhibitors for their chemical properties through the use of a neural network and associated algorithms. This method is an improvement over the current methods of drug discovery which often employs a random search through a large library of synthesized chemical compounds or biological samples for bioactivity related to a specific therapeutic use. This time-consuming process is the most expensive portion of current drug discovery methods. The development of computational methods for the prediction of specific molecular activity will facilitate the design of novel chemotherapeutics or other chemically useful compounds. The novel neural network provided in the current invention is “trained” with the bioactivity of known compounds and then used to predict the bioactivity of unknown compounds.
A computerized neural network system for predicting the chemical activity of at least one molecule of interest comprising:
A computerized double neural network system for predicting the chemical activity of at least one molecule of interest comprising:
A computer implemented method for predicting the chemical activity of at least one molecule of interest by using a neural network comprising:
A computer implemented method for predicting the chemical activity of at least one molecule of interest by using a double neural network comprising:
A computerized neural network system comprising a neural network having a first component trained to recognize binding energy for a first set of molecular descriptors based on geometric and/or electrostatic information and for a given binding energy returning a second set of the molecular descriptors through a second component of the network.
A computerized double neural network system comprising a trained neural network for predicting binding potency for a chemotherapeutic agent with a target molecule, the network having an input layer, and the network being coupled to an output layer of an outer neural network comprising one or more layers so that the output of the output layer of the outer neural network is the input to the input layer of the inner neural network.
A computer implemented method comprising providing a neural network having a first component trained to recognize binding energy for a first set of molecular descriptors based on geometric and/or electrostatic information and for a given binding energy returning a second set of the molecular descriptors through a second component of the network.
A computer implemented method comprising providing a trained neural network for predicting binding potency for a chemotherapeutic agent with a target molecule, the network having an input layer, coupling the network to an output layer of an outer neural network comprising one or more layers so that the output of the output layer of the outer neural network is the input to the input layer of the inner neural network.
A computer implemented method comprising providing a trained neural network for predicting binding potency for a chemotherapeutic agent with a target molecule, the network having an input layer coupled to an output layer of an outer neural network comprising one or more layers so that the output of the output layer of the outer neural network is the input to the input layer of the inner neural network, and inputting molecular descriptors based on geometric and/or electrostatic information into the input layer from the coupled outer layer.
A computer implemented method of customizing the binding features of a molecule of interest comprising:
A computer implemented method of determining a set of molecular descriptors:
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