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An ML-driven application for drug discovery in breast cancer utilizes machine learning algorithms to predict the pIC50 values of chemical compounds. By analyzing the relationships between compound structures and their biological activities against breast cancer, the application can provide valuable insights into the efficacy of potential drug candidates.
- By leveraging molecular features and descriptors, the application assists researchers in identifying promising compounds, accelerating the development of effective treatments for breast cancer.
✔️ Accelerating Progress through Machine Learning
✔️ Machine learning-driven application predicts pIC50 values of chemical compounds.
✔️ Identification of potential drug candidates for breast cancer.
✔️ Analysis of compound structures and their relationships with biological activities.
✔️ Valuable insights into the efficacy of drug candidates.
✔️ Accelerates the identification and development of promising compounds.
✔️ Significant contribution to the battle against breast cancer.
✔️ Potential to transform patient outcomes and bring new hope for the future.
- After obtaining higher pIC50 values for the chemicals, there are must be prioritize and experimental validation of the chemicals will be followed.
✳️ Here are some key reasons why the pIC50 value is significant:
✔️ Quantitative Measure of Potency
✔️ Comparative Analysis
✔️ Predictive Modeling
✔️ Structure-Activity Relationship (SAR) Analysis
✔️ Lead Optimization
✔️ Decision-Making in Preclinical Studies
- To use the deployed system of the project, follow the following steps.
👉 Access the website with Drug Discovery Using ML for Breast Cancer
👉 Navigate to the Register button that is found on the right side of the header of the landing page.
👉 Fill the necessary form of input data and press the register button.
👉 If registered successfully, it will redirect you to the main page of the website.
👉 Upload a chemical SMILES file. The file should have two columns: the first column containing the SMILES notation of the chemicals and the second column containing the ChEMBL ID. Here's an example:
CCOc1nn(-c2cccc(OCc3ccccc3)c2)c(=O)o1 CHEMBL133897
O=C(N1CCCCC1)n1nc(-c2ccc(Cl)cc2)nc1SCC1CC1 CHEMBL336398
CN(C(=O)n1nc(-c2ccc(Cl)cc2)nc1SCC(F)(F)F)c1ccccc1 CHEMBL131588
O=C(N1CCCCC1)n1nc(-c2ccc(Cl)cc2)nc1SCC(F)(F)F CHEMBL130628
CSc1nc(-c2ccc(OC(F)(F)F)cc2)nn1C(=O)N(C)C CHEMBL130478
NB: Make sure your file is in a valid .txt format and CSV file content.
👉 Press the Predict button to see the output of the pIC50 value of the chemicals. You can find more details here.
👉 After having an acount the user can login and use forget password functionality using the registered account.
- The license of this project is accessed through LICENSE