Molecular docking studies of banana flower ... - Bioinformation
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Conclusions:<br />
The docked conformations <strong>of</strong> all the flavonoids indicate that<br />
the phosphorylated tyrosines namely PTR -1158, PTR -1162<br />
and PTR – 1163 remain in the activation loop .PTR -1158 was<br />
bound to ASP 1156, PTR-1162 was hydrogen bonded to THR<br />
1160 ,ARG 1164 and PTR-1163 was bound to GLY 1166 all <strong>of</strong><br />
which are a part <strong>of</strong> the activation loop. This structural<br />
orientation clearly suggests that insulin receptor tyrosine<br />
kinase in its active state. Hence it can be concluded that<br />
theses flavonoids can be considered as activators <strong>of</strong> Insulin<br />
Receptor Tyrosine kinase. Based on Autodock binding<br />
energies it can be hypothesized that Hesperitin<br />
triacetate,Naringenin,Naringenin pelargonidin and<br />
naringinen flavonone are potent activators <strong>of</strong> IR tyrosine<br />
kinase.<br />
Acknowledgements:<br />
We wish to thank the management <strong>of</strong> Sreenidhi Institute <strong>of</strong><br />
Science and Technology for providing the necessary facilities<br />
to carryout this work.<br />
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Citation: Ganugapati et al. <strong>Bioinformation</strong> 8(5): 216-220 (2012)<br />
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