The amino acids composing the binding site of the mammalian cyclooxygenases considered in this study (Table
Standardized Chemical Structures and Descriptors
The amino acids composing the binding site of the mammalian cyclooxygenases considered in this study (Table
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Other organizations : Centre de Biologie Structurale, Institut Pasteur, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, University of Cambridge, European Bioinformatics Institute, Wellcome Trust
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Variable analysis
- Standardisation of chemical structures using the 'StandardiseMolecules' function from the 'camb' R package, with the following options: (i) inorganic molecules were removed, and (ii) molecules were selected irrespectively of the number of fluorines, chlorines, bromines or iodines present in their structure, or of their molecular mass.
- Morgan fingerprints calculated using RDkit.
- Physicochemical descriptors (PaDEL) calculated using the 'GeneratePadelDescriptors' function from the 'camb' R package.
- Distributions of pairwise compound similarities (Jaccard distance) generated using the 'vegan' R package.
- Five amino acid extended principal property scales (5 z-scales) calculated using the 'camb' R package.
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