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. 2020 Aug 7;10:13330. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-70253-1

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Kinetin binding interactions to APRT, A2A-R and AHK4. Upper panel: Kinetin and APRT (docking) (A): top is the molecular interactions of the adenine molecule and bottom with kinetin in the human APRT enzyme. The molecular interactions are showing for each molecule in 2D interaction maps. (B) The final pose of kinetin in the human APRT enzyme, while showing the amino acids it interacts with. Middle panel: Kinetin and A2A-R (docking) (A) top is the molecular interactions of the adenosine molecule and bottom with kinetin in A2A-R. The molecular interactions are showing for each molecule in 2D interaction maps. (B) The final pose of kinetin in A2A-R, while showing the amino acids it interacts with. Lower panel: Kinetin and AHK4 (crystal structure) (A): The molecular interactions of the Kinetin as crystalized in AHK4. (B) The crystalized pose of kinetin in AHK4, while showing the amino acids it interacts with.