Obesity and physico-chemical phenomena. In-silico studies - HAJJI, Halima;AJANA, Mohammed Aziz;Bouachrine, Mohammed
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Obesity is not a lifestyle choice; it is a disease with multiple causes. It is a risk factor for chronic pathologies (diabetes, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, etc.) and also has major psychological and social consequences. It can be prevented, especially in its severe forms. Recourse to surgery is appropriate only in very specific cases. Therefore, the need to design effective drugs is very important. The development of drugs today is growing in the sense of not only finding new drugs but also reducing the time and cost of this procedure. The main objective of this work is to develop…mehr

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Obesity is not a lifestyle choice; it is a disease with multiple causes. It is a risk factor for chronic pathologies (diabetes, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, etc.) and also has major psychological and social consequences. It can be prevented, especially in its severe forms. Recourse to surgery is appropriate only in very specific cases. Therefore, the need to design effective drugs is very important. The development of drugs today is growing in the sense of not only finding new drugs but also reducing the time and cost of this procedure. The main objective of this work is to develop and evaluate QSAR models for the prediction of anti-obesity activity linking experimental activities to molecular structures, calculated using computational chemistry tools. This work also presents currently available treatments as well as therapeutic strategies under study.
Autorenporträt
Dr. HAJJI Halima, passionate about chemistry and health, holds a PhD from Moulay Ismail University in Meknes. At the Laboratory of Molecular Chemistry and Natural Substances, she is dedicated to scientific innovation. She has published over 30 articles in Scopus-indexed journals and presented more than 20 scientific communications.