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Table 4 Molecular properties, drug-likeness, toxicity parameters, and the overall drug score of phytocompounds with the top 5 binding affinities and the standard references towards furin

From: Computational guided identification of potential leads from Acacia pennata (L.) Willd. as inhibitors for cellular entry and viral replication of SARS-CoV-2

Sl. No

Compound ID

Mol wt

cLogP

H-A

H–D

DL

MG

TG

RE

IT

Drug score

1

C_29

1045.22

 − 0.0801

21

12

 − 11.577

None

None

None

None

0.181405

2

C_28

1227.44

1.8063

24

13

 − 16.06

None

None

None

High

0.088529

3

C_1

626.518

 − 1.89

17

11

 − 3.6941

None

None

None

None

0.2942673

4

C_26

828.774

3.0928

17

11

 − 3.9418

None

None

High

None

0.1106131

5

C_14

438.737

7.815

1

0

 − 6.3613

None

None

None

None

0.1257381

6

C_23

564.494

 − 0.5393

14

8

 − 2.2846

High

High

None

None

0.1216019

7

C_4

596.492

 − 1.5868

16

10

0.38943

None

None

None

None

0.4808296

8

C_5

432.380

 − 0.078

10

7

 − 1.9977

None

None

None

None

0.4577336

9

C_18

450.351

 − 0.0954

12

8

0.32236

None

None

None

None

0.6301938

10

PGPRTRA

763.950

 − 2.896

19

15

 − 4.1097

None

None

None

None

0.255768

11

Naphthofluorescein

432.430

6.1173

5

2

 − 1.2682

Low

High

None

None

0.0831259

  1. Mol wt. = Molecular weight; cLogP = partition coefficient between n−octanol and water; H−A = Hydrogen acceptor; H–D = Hydrogen donor; DL = Druglikeness; MG = Mutagenicity; TG = Tumorigenic; RE = Reproductive effective; IT = Irritant