Molecular Docking for Diverse Bioactivities
Corresponding Organization : University of Naples Federico II
Other organizations : South Dakota State University, University of Rajshahi
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Variable analysis
- The selected 12 compounds
- Interaction with particular target receptors/enzymes
- Anxiolytic activity (potassium channel receptor, PDB: 4UUJ)
- Antidepressant activity (human serotonin receptor, PDB: 5I6X)
- Anti-nociceptive activity (cyclooxygenase-1 and 2; COX-1, PDB: 2OYE and COX-2, PDB: 3HS5)
- Anti-inflammatory activity (Phosphodiesterase-4 inhibitor, PDB: 4WCU)
- Thrombolytic activity (tissue plasminogen activator, PDB: 1A5H)
- The molecular docking study was determined by the previously described procedures of Nazim et al., 2019 [30 (link)]
- The structures (3D) of receptors/enzymes were saved from the Protein Data Bank [37 (link)]
- Molecular docking was carried out using Schrödinger Maestro (v11.1)
- The procedure of molecular docking study was briefly elucidated in Adnan et al., 2020 [23 (link)]
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