Research Article

Pyridine-N-Oxide Alkaloids from Allium stipitatum and Their Synthetic Disulfide Analogs as Potential Drug Candidates against Mycobacterium tuberculosis: A Molecular Docking, QSBAR, and ADMET Prediction Approach

Table 1

Description of molecular descriptors adopted for the study.

Sr. no.GroupMolecular descriptorDescriptionSummary statistics (range)

1ConstitutionalMol wtMolecular weight123.1–585.6
2nhydCount of hydrogen atoms5–43
3nhevCount of heavy atoms8–40
4noxyCount of oxygen atoms0–13
5nringNumber of rings0–5
6nnitroCount of nitrogen atoms0–7
7nrotNumber of rotatable bonds1–11
8ndonrNumber of hydrogen bond donors0–13
9naccrNumber of hydrogen bond acceptors2–17
10ndbNumber of double bonds0–3
11TopologyWWeiner index67–6255
12PolPolarity number5–76
13ISIZTotal information index on molecular size53.3–529.1
14TIACTotal information index on atomic composition21.43–138
15GetovGeometric topological index by Narumi1.54–4.09
16KappaphiKier molecular flexibility index1.40–11.95
17Molecular propertyLog value based on the Crippen method(-)8.42–(+)7.13
18TPSATopological polarity surface area0–336.4
19UIUnsaturation index0–4.86
20HyHydrophilic index(-)4.51–(-)1.99