1. Study on the interaction of the key sites of serum albumin and hypoglycemic drugs.
- Author
-
JIN Nengzhi, QI Yanjiao, ZHE Jianwu, and ZHAO Zhiwei
- Abstract
The bioinformatics method is used to analyze the relationship of serum albumin among different species, and to analyze the characteristics of the amino acid changes in the other closely related species of the interaction sites of hypoglycemic drugs miglitol and voglibose with human serum albumin. The results show that the binding sites of miglitol, voglibose and human serum albumin are located at the hydrophobic cavity of human serum albumin subdomain IB, and the main forces are hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interaction. The amino acids at the binding sites of miglitol and voglibose with human serum albumin are mostly conserved in other species, with only a few amino acids being different and polarities being different. The serum albumin hydrophobicity analysis suggests that the amino acids at the binding sites of miglitol and voglibose with serum albumin are more hydrophilic, less hydrophobic, and the other four species in the same species also have the same phenomenon. These bioinformatics based analysis provide an important scientific basis for the further research on the expression and interaction of hypoglycemic drugs in other species. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 2017
- Full Text
- View/download PDF