QSPR analysis of vitiligo treatment of some drugs using reverse degree-based topological indices

Abstract

This article explores the use of various medications, including azathioprine, clobetasone, desonide, and hydrocortisone valerate for the treatment of vitiligo. This study does not just use experiments; it also uses reverse degree-based topological indices ($\Re$TI’s) to look at the drugs’ structural properties. These indices capture essential structural features that influence drug behavior. Quantitative Structure–Property Relationships (QSPR) are used in the study to look at how these indicators relate to how well vitiligo treatments work. This can assist chemists and pharmaceutical manufacturers in designing and optimizing drugs efficiently. This study shows an alternative way to look at vitiligo treatment without using expensive and time-consuming experiments. It does this by using mathematical modeling and graph-based topological indices.