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. 2022 May 12;11(10):1295. doi: 10.3390/plants11101295

Table 1.

Molecular properties of the Tylophora indica isolated constituents.

Serial Compound Molecular Attributes and QSPR Properties *
Molar Mass Molar Volume Log P HBA HBD NRB Hydration Energy Polarizability Refractivity Surface Area
1. Tylophorine 393.48 1083.60 −2.59 5 0 4 −4.73 43.50 120.39 620.10
2. Tylophorinicine 409.48 1099.16 −3.21 6 1 4 −6.72 44.14 121.60 614.94
3. Tylophorinine 379.46 969.52 −2.22 5 1 3 −6.35 41.66 115.23 569.52
4. Tylophorinine-N-Oxide 395.46 1047.52 −1.03 5 1 3 −7.40 41.22 114.27 597.33
5. Tylophorinidine 365.43 990.58 −2.25 5 2 2 −10.71 39.83 110.46 563.42
6. Tylophorinidine-N-Oxide 391.43 907.52 −1.07 5 2 2 −13.22 39.43 109.50 557.89
7. Septicine 395.50 1031.64 −1.30 5 0 6 −8.69 44.27 114.63 584.43
8. Chlorogenic acid 354.31 912.07 −2.47 9 6 5 −32.98 31.81 86.27 544.75
9. Chlorogenic acid methyl ester 368.34 977.05 −2.19 9 5 6 −26.65 34.28 91.39 585.77

* Molar refractivity expressed as Å3 (cubic Angstrom), volume as Å3, hydration energy in kcal/mol, polarizability as Å3; surface area in Å2 (squared Angstrom); insignificant variations have been omitted. The prediction was performed on Hyper-Chem, Hypercube, Inc., software v7.5, Gainesville, FL, USA. HBA, number of hydrogen bond acceptors; HBD, number of hydrogen bond donors; and NRB, number of rotatable bonds.