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. 2024 Nov 22;12(12):10680–10698. doi: 10.1002/fsn3.4585

TABLE 3.

Molecular docking and nonbonded interaction of isolated compounds of P. chaba.

Receptor Compounds name Binding affinity Bond Amino acid residues
Cyclooxygenase 2 (6COX) C1 −8.2 Conventional hydrogen bond LEU171, LYS459, LYS459
Alkyl PRO162, LEU171, ARG456
C2 −7.5 Conventional hydrogen bond ARG44, GLN461, CYS36, ARG469, CYS41, GLU465
Alkyl ARG44, LEU152, ARG469, CYS36
Diclofenac Sodium −7.7 Conventional hydrogen bond LYS468, ARG469
Carbon–hydrogen bond SER471
Pi‐Alkyl LYS468
Kappa opioid receptor (6VI4) C1 −9.7 Conventional hydrogen bond TYR139, ASP138
Alkyl CYS210
Pi‐Alkyl TYR312
C2 −7.6 Conventional hydrogen bond THR111, ASP138
Pi‐Sulfur TYR320
Alkyl ILE290, ILE316
Pi‐Alkyl TRP287
Loperamide −8.4 Conventional hydrogen bond ARG202
Carbon–hydrogen bond CYS210, ASN122
Alkyl VAL108, VAL207, VAL118
Pi‐Anion ASP138
Pi‐Alkyl VAL134
Antibacterial protein (1AJ6) C1 −8.5 Conventional hydrogen bond ASN46, ARG76, ASP49
Alkyl ILE78, ALA100, ILE94
C2 −6.7 Conventional hydrogen bond ALA100, THR165, HIS99, ASN46, ASP73, GLY117
Alkyl ILE78, ILE94, ILE78
Azithromycin −9.1 Conventional hydrogen bond GLY77
Carbon–hydrogen bond ASP73
Alkyl PRO79
Ciprofloxacin −7.7 Conventional hydrogen bond GLY77, THR165
Carbon–hydrogen bond ASN46, GLY119
Alkyl ILE94, ILE78
Pi‐Alkyl ILE78
Amoxicillin −7.3 Conventional hydrogen bond VAL97, ASN46
Alkyl ILE78, PRO79, ILE94
Pi‐Alkyl ILE94, ALA100