Natural flavonoid derivatives as oral human epidermoid carcinoma cell inhibitors. (1st January 2015) - Gunda, Shravan Kumar
Natural flavonoid derivatives against cancer for selective KB cell lines (oral human epidermoid carcinoma) are analysed to determine the relationship between biological activities and structural properties of these molecules. Molecular alignment was performed for 88 natural flavonoid derivatives; out of these 88 molecules, 69 molecules were taken into training set and rest of the 19 molecules were used in test set prediction. We describe our elucidation of their structure activity relation (SAR) using three–dimensional quantitative structure activity relationship (3D–QSAR) models. A predictive comparative molecular field analysis (CoMFA) model of q² = 0.888 and r² = 0.940 was obtained and a comparative molecular similarity indices analysis (CoMSIA) model q² = 0.778 and r² = 0.971 was used to describe the non–linearly combined affinity of each functional group in the inhibitors. The contour maps obtained from 3D–QSAR studies were evaluated for the activity trends of the molecules analysed.