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. 2021 Jul 24;136:104683. doi: 10.1016/j.compbiomed.2021.104683

Table 7.

Physiochemical properties of potential bioactive compounds from medicinal plants.

Compound MM log P Alog P HBA HBD TSPA AMR nRB
Amritoside 626.11 −1.906 −5.142 18 10 291.82 139.81 6
Pectolinarin 622.19 −0.441 −3.996 15 7 223.29 155.57 8
Astragalin 448.1 −0.249 −2.771 11 7 186.37 114.53 4
Apigenin-6-C-glucosyl7-O-glucoside 710.17 −3.096 −5.2 19 11 319.89 166.59 11
7-Ketositosterol 428.37 9.499 1.029 2 1 37.3 125.1 6
20a-Hydroxy ecdysone 480.31 1.049 −1.198 7 6 138.45 126.18 5
Chlorogenic acids 354.1 −0.7 −1.194 9 6 164.75 85.8 5
Ellagic acid 608.17 −0.762 −4.06 15 8 234.29 150.53 7
Tinosporine B 374.14 1.379 −1.134 7 2 102.29 93.42 1
Quercetin 302.04 1.834 −1.244 7 5 127.45 83.44 1
Epicatechin 290.08 0.852 −0.936 6 5 110.38 81.07 1
Remdesivir 602.23 0.336 −3.217 14 4 211.13 151.49 14

MM: molecular mass, HBD: hydrogen bond donors, HBA hydrogen bond acceptors, PSA: polar surface area, AMR: Atom Molar Refractivity, nRB: number of Rotable Bond (MM less than 500 Da, no more than 5 HBD, no more than 10 HBA, and partition coefficient (log P) not greater than 5, TPSA no greater than140 Å2, AMR: 40 to 130, nRB: not more than 3 RB).