In-silico screening of bioactive compounds of Moringa oleifera as potential inhibitors targeting HIF-1α/VEGF/GLUT-1 pathway against Breast Cancer
Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 18, 2024
Abstract
Objectives
Breast
cancer
is
among
the
most
heterogeneous
and
aggressive
diseases
a
foremost
cause
of
death
in
women
globally.
Hypoxic
activation
HIF-1α
breast
cancers
triggers
transcription
battery
genes
encoding
proteins
that
facilitate
tumor
growth
metastasis
correlated
with
poor
prognosis.
Based
on
reported
cytotoxic
anti-cancer
properties
Moringa
oleifera
(
Mo
),
this
study
explores
inhibitory
effect
bioactive
compounds
from
M.
target
HIF-1α,
VEGF,
GLUT-1
silico
.
Methods
The
X-ray
crystallographic
structures
GLUT1
were
sourced
Protein
Data
Bank
(PDB)
docked
70
3D
PubChem
using
AutoDock
Vina,
binding
modes
analyzed
Discovery
Studio.
Five
highest
energies
selected
further
drug-likeness,
oral
bioavailability,
ADME,
toxicity
profiles
SwissADME,
ADMETSaR,
ADMETlab
3.0
web
server.
Results
Out
screened
compounds,
top
five
best
identified
namely
Apigenin,
Ellagic
Acid,
Isorhamnetin,
Luteolin,
Myricetin
each
receptor.
Molecular
docking
results
indicated
ligands
interact
strongly
receptors
through
hydrogen
bonds
hydrophobic
interactions.
These
showed
favorable
drug-like
pharmacokinetic
properties,
possessed
no
substantial
toxicity,
fairly
bioavailable.
Conclusions
suggested
possess
strong
potential
developing
putative
lead
targeting
are
safe
natural
plant-based
drugs
against
cancer.
Язык: Английский
In silico molecular targets, docking, dynamics simulation and physiologically based pharmacokinetics modeling of oritavancin
BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
25(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 22, 2024
Oritavancin
is
a
semi-synthetic
lipoglycopeptide
antibiotic
primarily
used
to
treat
serious
infections
caused
by
Gram-positive
bacteria.
The
aim
of
this
study
was
elucidate
possible
molecular
targets
oritavancin
in
human
and
microbes
relevance
its
mechanism
action
model
pharmacokinetics
for
optimal
dose
selection
clinical
practice.
Computational
methods
were
which
include
target
prediction,
docking,
dynamics
simulation,
physiological-based
(PBPK)
modeling.
moderately
soluble
water
did
not
permeate
the
blood-brain
barrier.
Seven
identified
humans.
Molecular
docking
results
showed
highest
binding
affinity
with
PI3-kinase
p110-gamma
subunit
(−10.34
kcal/mol),
followed
Acyl-CoA
desaturase
(−10.07
kcal/mol)
Cytochrome
P450
2C19
(−8.384
kcal/mol).
PBPK
modelling
adult
that
infusion
has
lower
peak
concentrations
(Cmax)
compared
bolus
administration,
1200
mg
yielded
Cmax
16.559
mg/L,
800
11.258
200
over
3
days
7.526
mg/L.
Notably,
gave
extended
half-life
(t1/2)
all
doses
slightly
higher
clearance
rates
bolus,
particularly
doses.
corroborated
existing
pharmacokinetic
data,
confirmed
model's
accuracy
predictive
capability.
This
comprehensive
computational
provided
invaluable
insights
into
pharmacological
profile
Oritavancin,
aiding
further
development
optimization
use.
Язык: Английский