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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Sep 25.
Published in final edited form as: Bioorg Med Chem. 2008 Nov 9;17(1):149–164. doi: 10.1016/j.bmc.2008.11.008

Table 7.

CoMFA statistics for combined TFK and benzil CoMFA modela

Enzyme q2 spress m r2 SE log P log P2 vol vol2 Corr No.
hiCEb 0.593 0.712 5 0.922 0.310 46
0.627 0.689 6 0.934 0.290 47
0.641 0.676 6 0.927 0.304 48
0.603 0.703 5 0.920 0.315 49
0.596 0.708 5 0.919 0.318 50
0.648 0.669 6 0.932 0.295 51
0.584 0.719 5 0.871 0.401 52
0.641 0.677 6 0.923 0.313 53
0.681 0.645 7 0.932 0.298 54
hCE1c 0.334 0.688 2 0.632 0.511 55
0.517 0.600 4 0.843 0.342 56
0.535 0.589 4 0.840 0.346 57
0.400 0.661 3 0.712 0.458 58
0.359 0.675 2 0.591 0.539 59
0.621 0.532 4 0.838 0.348 60
0.623 0.531 4 0.850 0.334 61
0.596 0.549 4 0.818 0.369 62
0.593 0.551 4 0.811 0.376 63
rCEd 0.600 0.663 3 0.807 0.461 64
0.689 0.592 4 0.874 0.376 65
0.634 0.642 4 0.863 0.393 66
0.534 0.715 3 0.823 0.441 67
0.530 0.718 3 0.827 0.436 68
0.632 0.643 4 0.852 0.408 69
0.630 0.645 4 0.841 0.423 70
0.587 0.681 4 0.829 0.438 71
0.582 0.686 4 0.819 0.451 72
a

The parameters employed in the CoMFA analysis are indicated as included (○), or not included (—) in the generation of the final equation. The TFK data are for the ketone geometry with Ki values for a 5 min incubation. The statistical quality of the models is described in terms of: q = leave-one-out cross-validated correlation coefficient, spress = cross-validated standard error, m = number of components, r = conventional correlation coefficient, SE = conventional standard error.

b

Correlation 49 was selected as the best correlation and is shown as Eq. (13) and displayed in Figure 5.

c

Correlation 61 was selected as the best correlation and is shown as Eq. (14) and displayed in Figure 5.

d

Correlation 65 was selected as the best correlation and is shown as Eq. (15) and displayed in Figure 5.