The application provides a method for analyzing the
synergistic mechanism of hepatotoxicity and
nephrotoxicity of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. The method comprises the following steps: preliminary
toxicity prediction of NSAIDs and collection of
toxicity target points, collection of
liver and kidney disease target points, then cross and screening of the target points to obtain core target points and common core target points of NSAIDs induced
liver and kidney diseases, and then constructing a
protein interaction network of the common core target points; enrichment analysis of the common core target points to obtain the common action pathway of NSAIDs induced
liver and kidney diseases; finally, further screening of the common core target points to obtain the key target points of NSAIDs induced liver and
kidney diseases, and
verification by using molecular docking technology. Compared with the traditional method, the advantages of the method are: first, the method does not depend on large-scale patient clinical data and a large number of animal or
cell experiments, avoiding the ethical controversy in animal experiments and human experiments; second, the method can identify the potential cross-pathway and synergistic
toxicity mechanism when a compound triggers multiple diseases, which is helpful for more comprehensive evaluation of the toxicity risk of NSAIDs.