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Silico Screening of Zinc II Enzyme Inhibitors Using ILP Tadasuke Ito Shotaro Togami Shin Aoki and Hayato Ohwada Department of Industrial Administration Tokyo University of Science ID: 257860

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1

In

Silico Screening of Zinc (II) Enzyme Inhibitors Using ILP

Tadasuke

Ito,

Shotaro

Togami

,

Shin

Aoki

and

Hayato

Ohwada

Department

of Industrial

Administration

Tokyo University of Science Slide2

2

In-

silico screening is a powerful, low-cost

method of

finding strong

binders for proteins and enzymes

・Structure-Based Virtual Screening (SBVS)

Introduction 1/4

Ligand-Based Virtual Screening (LBVS)

⇒ Docking Simulation

⇒ Machine Learning

(

FingerPrint

, Chemical

Descriptor, …)Slide3

3

Introduction 2/4

Machine Learning

Inhibitor

DataBase

ligand

decoy

Machine

Learning Method

Inhibitor

candidates

SVM

,

RandomForest

, …

ILP

classification

model

ResultSlide4

4

CAH2 contain zinc.

CA inhibitors

Introduction 3/4

Remedy

Epilepsy

Catalytic reaction :

Carbonic

anhydrase II (CAH2)

CAH2

・GlaucomaSlide5

5

Drug-discovery researchers

expectsIntroduction 4/4

Our objective is

s

creening

many inhibitor candidates of CAH2

high classification

performance

for inhibitorsclear

classification modelClassifier provides

high classification performance

graphical

classification

modelSlide6

6

Data

Extraction Method 1/4

Obtain ligands and decoys

actives_final.mo2

Ligand(inhibitor)decoys_final.mol2

⇒Decoy(non-inhibitor)

Database

of Useful

Decoys: Enhanced

(DUD-E)

Number of CA inhibitors

Database

Training dataSlide7

7

Machine

learning with ILPMethod 2/4

Clauses(Input)

bond(compound,

atomid, atomid,

bondtype)・

atom(compound,

atomid, atomtype)

・ring(compound, ringid,

atomid, ringsize)

ILP

system :

GKS

Input data :

CompoundStructure

actives_final.mo2

decoys_final.mo2

Extraction

Rule(Output)

bond(A

, B, C, 2), atom(A, B, cl), ring(A, D, B, 6)

Class

Positive

Ligand(actives_final.mo2)

Negative

D

ecoy(decoys_final.mo2)Slide8

8

Method 3/4

training data

If

the

compound

applies to rules,the predicted value is 1.If not,

the predicted value is 0.※1 : ligand, 0 : decoy

test data

bond(A, B, C, 2), atom(A, B, cl), ring(A, D, B, 6)

applies to rules

Compound 1

Compound 2

Compound 3

….

Compound n

m

ake rules

l

igand or decoy?Slide9

9

Evaluation method

Method 4/4

Ligand : 14

Decoy : 8

22 inhibitor candidates that are not included in DUD-ESlide10

10

Classification result

Results 1/4

Data set

training data :

ligands = 492, decoys = 3000

test data : ligands = 14, decoys = 8

Parametersdepth = 10, negative = 10, positive = 10, clause_size = 6

Output11 rulesSlide11

11

Results 2

/4dock(A) :- atom(A, B, s),

bond(A

, C, B, 1), bond(A, B, D, 2),

dock(A) :- bond(A, C, E, 1), bond(A, E, F, 2),

ring(A, G, F, 6)Rule 2

Score

Training dataPositive : 125 / 492 Negative : 8 / 3000

Test data Positive : 12 / 14

Negative : 2 / 8Slide12

12

Results 3

/4dock(A) :- bond(A, B, C, 1),

atom(A

, C, s),

bond(A, D, B, 2),

dock(A) :- bond(A, E, D, 1), bond(A, C, F, 2), ring(A

, G, E, 5)

Rule 1

ScoreTraining dataPositive : 118 / 492 Negative : 7 / 3000

Test data Positive : 1 / 14

Negative : 0 / 8Slide13

13

Results

4/4dock(A) :- bond(A, B, C, 1),

atom(A

, B, s),

atom(A, C, n), dock(A) :-

bond(A, D, B, 1), bond(A, D, E, 2), ring(A, F, D, 6)

Rule 4Score

Training data

Positive : 191 / 492 Negative : 10 / 3000Test data Positive

: 1 / 14Negative : 0

/ 8

sulfonamideSlide14

14

Conclusion

Machine Learning : Inductive Logic

Programming (ILP

)

Database : Database of Useful Decoys: Enhanced (DUD-E

)Target enzymes : Carbonic anhydrase II predict

s ligand high

performance

Methodprovides a clear classification model

Classified new

inhibitor candidates (14 ligands, 8 decoys)Our method could be applied to

other zinc enzymes

.

angiotensin-converting

enzyme

,

histone deacetylase

,

metallo

-B-

lactamase

, …

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