A Benchmarking Dataset with 2440 Organic Molecules for Volume Distribution at Steady State
Background: The volume of distribution at steady state (VDss) is a fundamental pharmacokinetics (PK) property of drugs, which measures how effectively a drug molecule is distributed throughout the body. Along with the clearance (CL), it determines the half-life and, therefore, the drug dosing interval. However, the molecular data size limits the generalizability of the reported machine learning models. Objective: This study aims to provide a clean and comprehensive dataset for human VDss as the benchmarking data source, fostering and benefiting future predictive studies. Moreover, several predictive models were also built with machine learning regression algorithms. Methods: The dataset was curated from 13 publicly accessible data sources and the DrugBank database entirely from intravenous drug administration and then underwent extensive data cleaning. The molecular descriptors were calculated with Mordred, and feature selection was conducted for constructing predictive models. Five machine learning methods were used to build regression models, grid search was used to optimize hyperparameters, and ten-fold cross-validation was used to evaluate the model. Results: An enriched dataset of VDss (https://github.com/da-wen-er/VDss) was constructed with 2440 molecules. Among the prediction models, the LightGBM model was the most stable and had the best internal prediction ability with Q2 = 0.837, R2=0.814 and for the other four models, Q2 was higher than 0.79. Conclusions: To the best of our knowledge, this is the largest dataset for VDss, which can be used as the benchmark for computational studies of VDss. Moreover, the regression models reported within this study can be of use for pharmacokinetic related studies.
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