In silico insights into prediction and analysis of potential novel pyrrolopyridine analogs against human MAPKAPK-2: a new SAR-based hierarchical clustering approach

3 Biotech
Kranthi Kumar KonidalaNeeraja Pabbaraju

Abstract

In the present study, we have focused on to elucidate potential bioactive pyrrolopyridine (PYP23) analogs against human mitogen-activated protein kinase-activated protein kinase-2 (MK-2). Here, in silico methods and computational systems biology tools were used as rational strategies to predict novel PYP23 analogs against the MK-2. Initially, crystal structure (PDB-ID: 2P3G) consists steriochemical conflicts were rectified by structure-optimization approaches using the Modeller program, and a new optimized-high resolution model was generated. The stereochemical qualities of the predicted MK-2 model were judged; these showed that the model was reliable for docking assessments. SAR-based bioactivity analysis showed that among the 197 datasets only 15 candidates contained bioactivity data and were accepted as probable MK-2 inhibitors. Virtual screening and docking strategies of dataset compounds against the ligand-binding domain of MK-2 recognized 13 composites containing high binding affinity than known compounds. Furthermore, the comparative structure clustering, in silico toxicogenomics and QSAR-based anticancer properties prediction approaches were successful in the recognition of five best potential compounds such as 60118340...Continue Reading

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