PROTEIN MODELING AND DRUG DOCKING STUDIES ON ROTEIN TARGET OF EAE IUNTIMIN (E COLI)) BY BIOACTIVE ONSTITUENTS OF PHYLLANTHUS EMBLICA

Authors

  • S.K.SUNDAR Department of Microbiology, M.R.Government Arts College, Mannargudi
  • S.U.ANUSHA Department of Microbiology Noorul Islam College of Arts and Science, Kumaracoil

Keywords:

Drug docking, Virulence factor, Alkaloids

Abstract

The background of the present Insilico studies, was to find out the potential protein target in   Eae  iuntimin (E coli) and deliver the 3 D structure and to find out the best inhibitors of  the   virulence protein.  Alkaloids from medicinally important plant Phyllanthus emblica (Phyllantidine and Phyllanthine) were used for the above purpose using molecular drug docking techniques. The PhyllanthinePhyllantidine and the commercial antibiotic gentamicine potentially inhibited the target protein Eae  iuntimin (E coli)  . Based on the molecular drug docking and binding affinities of the target protein Eae  iuntimin (E coli)  it was found that the Amla alkaloid Phyllanthine showed  high binding values than Phyllantidine and the existing drug Gentamicine.

Published

31.03.2015

How to Cite

S.K.SUNDAR, & S.U.ANUSHA. (2015). PROTEIN MODELING AND DRUG DOCKING STUDIES ON ROTEIN TARGET OF EAE IUNTIMIN (E COLI)) BY BIOACTIVE ONSTITUENTS OF PHYLLANTHUS EMBLICA. International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences, 6(1), 297–304. Retrieved from https://ijpbs.net/index.php/journal/article/view/3902

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