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Title: Molecular Modelling Design and Opioid Binding Affinity Evaluation of New 4-Chromanone Derivatives
Authors: Oday Ezzat, Mohammed
M. Abd Razik, Basma
Keywords: Molecular modelling
scaffold lead
analgesic activity
docking affinity
Issue Date: 2021
Publisher: Journal of microbiology, biotechnology and food sciences
Abstract: The pharmacotherapy treatment of pain is an active and motivated area of investigation for treatment with free side effects. This paper presents the docking ability of twenty-five analogues of 4-Chromanone derivatives inside the crystal structure of μ opioid receptor to estimate the binding affinity of each derivative. Molecular modelling design approach applied to identify the effective substation position with generation of 989 novel 4-Chromanone derivatives. The final result of the most active twenty novel 4-Chromanone derivatives with docking affinity range (-9.89 to -9.34) kcal/mol were selected as promising hit ligand drugs comparing with morphine docking affinity at (-6.02) kcal/mol.
URI: http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1662
ISSN: 1338-5178
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