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Maestro 13

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Maestro 13.5 is a molecular modeling software that enables computational chemistry simulations. It provides a user-friendly interface for building, visualizing, and analyzing molecular structures. The software supports a range of computational methods, including quantum mechanics and molecular mechanics, to assist researchers in various fields of study.

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Structural Modeling of NR4A1 with Celastrol

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The crystal structure of human NR4A1 LBD domain (PDB: 4KZI) was utilized for the modeling. The protein preparation workflow in Maestro 13.3 (Schrödinger) was used to preprocess and optimize H-bond assignment, minimize energy, and delete water. Celastrol was prepared by the LigPrep module with the OPLS4 force field. Grid box was generated centroid of Cys551 with 20 Å. Standard precision mode was selected with default parameters. The final disposition with low-energy conformation was selected. The result was visualized by PyMOL software.
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Docking Studies of P-gp Drug Interactions

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Docking studies were performed using the Schrödinger Maestro 13.3 software package. The conformation of compounds was generated and energy-minimized by the LigPrep tool using force field OPLS4. The 3D crystal structure of P-gp (PDB code: 6QEE and 6QEX) was obtained from the RCSB Protein Data Bank (https://www.rcsb.org/) (Alam et al. 2019 (link)). The obtained receptor was prepared (involving optimization, charge calculation, deletion of co-crystal ligand, and addition of hydrogen, etc.) with Protein Preparation Workflow. The GLIDE tool was employed to dock ligands at the substrate and inhibitor binding sites with a high degree of accuracy (Brožová et al. 2023 (link)). The proposed binding modes were visualized using a combination of software tools, including the Maestro workspace, and PyMOL to generate high-quality images. The obtained docking results of the P-gp/drug complexes were used to predict the values of the binding affinity (ΔG) (kcal/mol) using the PROtein binding enerGY prediction (PRODIGY-LIGAND) online server tool (Vangone et al. 2019 (link)).
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Protein-Ligand Docking with AutoDock Vina

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Autodock Vina provides better ligand-protein binding poses and accuracy than AutoDock 4.2. Hence, we have used AutoDock Vina [62 (link)] for this study's docking experiments to dock the selected ligand molecule G-CK and seven control drugs against ACE2 and TMPRSS2. The Supplementary File (S2) contains the gird size and exhaustiveness number information for all the docking procedures. All Compounds were further docked to obtain docking scores and the binding sites. Finally, we have utilized the academic version of PyMOL [63 ] MAESTRO 13.3 (Schrödinger, LLC, NY, USA), and BIOVIA Discovery Studio Visualizer (BIOVIA, Dassault Systèmes) [64 ] to visualize the ligand interactions with the active sites of the receptors.
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Structural Preparation of MC1R Protein

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The crystal structure of MC1R (7F4H) protein was obtained from the RCSB PDB database. The obtained MC1R crystal was subjected to a series of treatments using the Protein Preparation Wizard module of the Schrödinger software (Schrödinger Maestro 13.5), including protein preprocessing, regenerating states of native ligand, H-bond assignment optimization, protein energy minimization, and removal waters.
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Receptor Grid Generation for Ligand Docking

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For the ligand docking analysis, receptor grid generation allows for the determination of the position and size of the protein’s active region. Using the receptor grid construction tool in Maestro 13.5, Schrödinger Suite 2022-3, the scoring grid was defined supported by the ligand glucokinase (PDB ID: 4L3Q). The van der Waals (vdW) radius scaling factor for the nonpolar receptor atoms was set to 1.0, with a partial charge cutoff of 0.25 to further lower the potential of the receptor’s nonpolar.
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In Silico ADMET Profiling of Leads

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The features of the test drugs’ absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity (ADMET) were assessed using in silico integrative model predictions of the lead compounds with the SWISSADME and Qikprop Maestro 13.5, Schrödinger Suite 2022-3.
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Ellagic Acid Molecular Docking

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Schrodinger Maestro 13.5 (February 2023 version) was used to perform molecular docking of the treated ellagic acid with the active sites of six proteins respectively (XP docking with the highest precision). The lower the score, the lower the binding free energy of ellagic acid and proteins, and the higher the binding stability.
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Protein Structure Preparation for Computational Studies

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This study obtained the proteins of interest specifically retrieved from the Research Collaboratory for Bioinformatics Database (http://www.rcsb.org/pdb) assessed on 21 March 2023, followed by the removal of the co-crystallized ligands. Next, the protein preparation wizard Maestro 13.5, Schrödinger Suite 2022-3 by Glide was used to assign bond ordering, and hydrogen bonds were added to form disulfide bonds, while Prime was used to fill in missing side chains and loops. Next, the structure was reduced using OPLS2005 and optimized using PROPKA after water molecules beyond 3.0 of the heteroatoms were eliminated [21 (link),39 (link),43 (link)]. Finally, the receptor grid file was created to define the ligand-binding pocket.
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Protein-Ligand Complex Stability Analysis

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The Prime Molecular Mechanics-Generalized Born area MM-GBSA tool of Maestro 13.5, Schrödinger Suite 2022-3 is accustomed to determining the steadiness of the protein–ligand complexes according to their binding free energy. The ligands were prepared beforehand using LigPrep, and the relevant proteins were prepared using the protein preparation wizard, as detailed by the MM-GBSA technology available with Prime [45 (link)]. Sitemap anticipated the active sites of the proteins. Glide standard precision (SP) docking was then accustomed to dock the chemicals with proteins. The MM-GBSA technology offered with Prime was utilized to find the binding free energy of the ligand–protein complexes utilizing the Prime MM-GBSA panel. The OPLS3 physical phenomenon was chosen, and therefore the continuum solvent model was VSGB. The default settings for the opposite options were selected.
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Investigating Entada africana Extracts

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A compound library of twenty (20) from the fractionated extracts of Entada africana with a small molecular weight identified based on the previous study was further examined in silico-wise [44 ]. The ligand preparation was carried out based on LigPrep, the latest module of Maestro 13.5, Schrödinger Suite 2022-3, followed by OPLS3 at a physiological pH of 7.2 ± 0.2. The possible ionization states for each ligand structure were generated. Each ligand’s stereoisomers were calculated by keeping certain chiralities constant while varying other [39 (link)].
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