Predicting drug-induced arrhythmias (Torsades de Pointes) via hERG channel blockade simulation.
Potassium Repolarization Current
Half-maximal inhibitory conc.
Therapeutic Index (TI)
At >50nM concentration

The drug binds to the inner pore of the hERG channel, preventing K+ efflux.
Without K+ exit, the cell stays positive longer (Plateau Phase extends).
Calcium channels reactivate during the long plateau, causing "Early Afterdepolarizations" → Torsades.