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Predicts the inhibitory activity of small molecules on SARS-Cov1 3CLprotease

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SARS-CoV inhibition

This model was developed to support the early efforts in the identification of novel drugs against SARS-CoV2. It predicts the probability that a small molecule inhibits SARS-3CLpro-mediated peptide cleavage. It was developed using a high-throughput screening against the 3CL protease of SARS-CoV1, as no data was yet available for the new virus (SARS-CoV2) causing the COVID-19 pandemic. It uses the ChemProp model.

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  • EOS model ID: eos9f6t
  • Slug: chemprop-sars-cov-inhibition

Characteristics

  • Input: Compound
  • Input Shape: Single
  • Task: Classification
  • Output: Probability
  • Output Type: Float
  • Output Shape: Single
  • Interpretation: Probability of 3CL protease inhibition (%) The classifier was trained using a threshold of 12% of inhibition

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