Abstract Three kinds of new prediction methods for the values of log P, the logarithm of the partition coefficient between 1-octanol phase and water phase, are proposed. The first one is based on regression equations derived from the correlation between log P and constitutive atoms in molecules. This allows rapid calculations of the values of log P for generel compounds within a precision of 0.4 log P units. The second and third ones are based on the group-contribution method. The two use different sets of groups and give excellent estimations for a variety of compounds. All methods proposed are suitable for automatic predictions and also allow an estimation of the distribution of lipophilicity on molecular structures
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
logP is an important parameter for evaluating the hydrophobicity of organic compounds and other spec...
ABSTRACT: This work presents the abilities in estimation and prediction of the octanol–water partiti...
A new method is presented for the calculation of partition coefficients of solutes in octanol/water....
The logarithm of the octanol/water partition coefficient (logP) is used extensively as an indicator ...
The logarithm of the octanol/water partition coefficient (logP) is used extensively as an indicator ...
A novel method for the calculations of 1-octanol/water partition coefficient (log P) of organic mole...
A new lnethod is presented for the calculation of octanol/water partition coefficients.On the basis ...
We have developed a new method, i.e., XLOGP3, for logP computation. XLOGP3 predicts the logP value o...
A new atom-additive method is presented for calculating octanol/water partition coefficient (log P) ...
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
We first review the state-of-the-art in development of logP prediction approaches falling in two maj...
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
logP is an important parameter for evaluating the hydrophobicity of organic compounds and other spec...
ABSTRACT: This work presents the abilities in estimation and prediction of the octanol–water partiti...
A new method is presented for the calculation of partition coefficients of solutes in octanol/water....
The logarithm of the octanol/water partition coefficient (logP) is used extensively as an indicator ...
The logarithm of the octanol/water partition coefficient (logP) is used extensively as an indicator ...
A novel method for the calculations of 1-octanol/water partition coefficient (log P) of organic mole...
A new lnethod is presented for the calculation of octanol/water partition coefficients.On the basis ...
We have developed a new method, i.e., XLOGP3, for logP computation. XLOGP3 predicts the logP value o...
A new atom-additive method is presented for calculating octanol/water partition coefficient (log P) ...
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
We first review the state-of-the-art in development of logP prediction approaches falling in two maj...
The partitioning of compounds between aqueous and other phases is important for predicting toxicity....
logP is an important parameter for evaluating the hydrophobicity of organic compounds and other spec...
ABSTRACT: This work presents the abilities in estimation and prediction of the octanol–water partiti...