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BDDCS, the Rule of 5 and drugability

2016; Elsevier BV; Volume: 101; Linguagem: Inglês

10.1016/j.addr.2016.05.007

1872-8294

Leslie Z. Benet, Chelsea M. Hosey, Oleg Ursu, Tudor I. Oprea,

Analytical Methods in Pharmaceuticals

The Rule of 5 methodology appears to be as useful today in defining drugability as when it was proposed, but recognizing that the database that we used includes only drugs that successfully reached the market. We do not view additional criteria necessary nor did we find significant deficiencies in the four Rule of 5 criteria originally proposed by Lipinski and coworkers. BDDCS builds upon the Rule of 5 and can quite successfully predict drug disposition characteristics for drugs both meeting and not meeting Rule of 5 criteria. More recent expansions of classification systems have been proposed and do provide useful qualitative and quantitative predictions for clearance relationships. However, the broad range of applicability of BDDCS beyond just clearance predictions gives a great deal of further usefulness for the combined Rule of 5/BDDCS system.