Exploring putative drug properties associated with TNF-alpha inhibition and identification of potential targets in cardiovascular disease using Machine Learning-Assisted QSAR Modeling and Virtual Reverse Pharmacology approach
Manisha Shah,
Sivakumar Arumugam
Abstract:Introduction
Cardiovascular disease is a chronic inflammatory disease with several categories of risk factors that impart a high mortality rate. Despite TNF-alpha being a prominent pro-inflammatory cytokine associated with chronic inflammation within cardiovascular disease, the adverse effects of current TNF-alpha based medications prompt an urgent need to identify efficient inhibitors as alternatives. This study not only explores the quantitative structural activity relationship (QSAR) of TNF-alpha inhibitor… Show more
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