Structure–activity studies on sulfamate sweetners III: Structure–taste relationships for heterosulfamates

William J. Spillane, Gráinne McGlinchey, Iognaid Muircheartaigh, G. Anthony Benson

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Abstract

Eleven heterosulfamates have been synthesized, characterized, and evaluated for sweetness. Measurements of the molecular dimensions (x, y, z, and V) of these sulfamates and 22 others that had been reported previously and evaluated for sweetness have been made using Corey–Pauling–Koltun space‐filling models. The first‐order molecular connectivities (1χv) of all the heterosulfamates have been calculated. The statistical technique of linear discriminant analysis was applied to the complete set of 33 compounds and to a reduced set of 27 compounds. The analysis was performed using the above five variables (x, y, z, V, and 1χv) and various subsets thereof. For the complete set of compounds, seven variable subsets were identified which yielded correct classifications of 27 and 28 compounds. A similar analysis of the reduced set did not improve the misclassification rate.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)852-856
Number of pages5
JournalJournal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Volume72
Issue number8
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Aug 1983

Keywords

  • Heterosulfamates—synthesis, classification by linear discriminant analysis, structure–taste relationship
  • Linear discriminant analysis—classification of heterosulfamates, molecular connectivity correlations
  • Sweetners, sulfamate—structure–taste relationship, classification by linear discriminant analysis

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