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. 2015 Jan 29;58(5):2091–2113. doi: 10.1021/jm5019093

Table 7. Bioassay Promiscuity Analysis of Thiol-Reactive Chemotypes in an Industrial HTS Settingd.

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a

Structure annotations: A, any atom; ns, number of substituents (e.g., “2s”); nr, number of connected ring bonds (e.g., “2r”); X, halogen.

b

Ndata designates the subset of compounds for which a pBSF score had been derived. This is dependent on the availability of HTS screening data.

c

Expected incidence of anomalous binders is 6% (averaged over all compounds).

d

Observed fractions of frequent hitters for structural classes (chemotypes). Note only biochemical assay data, and not cell-based assay data, were used to derive the frequent hitter score.