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Table 7 Pharmacokinetic (ADME) and Toxicity prediction results for the top screened compounds

From: Computational approaches: atom-based 3D-QSAR, molecular docking, ADME-Tox, MD simulation and DFT to find novel multi-targeted anti-tubercular agents

Compound ID

LogS

Caco-2

HIA

PPB (%)

BBB

H-HT

DILI

Ames

SkinSen

LC50

MK1

−4.446

−4.548

0.004

96.33

0.114

0.97

0.989

0.964

0.309

5.021

MK2

−4.419

−4.531

0.003

96.01

0.088

0.973

0.99

0.969

0.307

5.304

MK3

−3.954

−4.491

0.01

92.57

0.116

0.97

0.995

0.982

0.579

4.51

MK4

−3.398

−4.474

0.004

87.78

0.146

0.98

0.993

0.985

0.476

4.464

MK5

−4.352

−4.515

0.004

95.68

0.178

0.97

0.993

0.966

0.387

4.888

MK6

−2.95

−4.464

0.004

82.65

0.078

0.979

0.99

0.989

0.363

4.578

MK7

−4.286

−4.492

0.005

94.80

0.09

0.97

0.99

0.977

0.334

5.059

MK8

−3.195

−4.496

0.004

85.68

0.165

0.971

0.994

0.989

0.555

4.321

MK9

−3.858

−4.526

0.006

81.82

0.074

0.986

0.991

0.991

0.398

4.518

  1. LogS Logarithm of aqueous solubility (−4.5 to 0.5 log mol/L), Caco-2 human colon adenocarcinoma cell lines permeability (\(> -5.15\text{log cm}/\text{s}.\)), HIA Human intestinal absorption (0–0.3: excellent), PPB Plasma protein binding (> 80%), BBB Blood brain barrier penetration (0–0.3: excellent; 0.3–0.7: medium; 0.7–1.0: poor), H-HT The human hepatotoxicity (0–1), DILI Drug-induced liver injury (0–1), Ames The Ames test for mutagenicity(0–1), Skinsen Skin sensitization (0–1), LC50 Lethal concentration cause death after 96 h