Research Article

Analgesic, Anti-inflammatory, Antipyretic, and In Silico Measurements of Sonneratia caseolaris (L.) Fruits from Sundarbans, Bangladesh

Table 5

Binding characteristics of ligands against NOX5 proteins.

LigandsProteinBinding affinity (kcal/mol)Interacting amino acids

Ascorbic acidNOX5–5.3Ile538, Phe461, Trp695, Pro460, Thr462, His476, Thr541
Vanillic acid–6.4Thr462, Thr541, Arg478, His476, Ile538, Phe461, Trp695, Pro460, Ile477
Oleanolic acid–7.7Ile538, Arg478, Phe461, Pro460, Pro694, Val480, Thr484, Trp695
Maslinic acid–7.8Ile538, Trp695, Phe461, Pro460, Pro694, Arg478, Val480, Thr484
Luteolin9.4Arg478, His476, Thr462, Ile538, Phe461, Ile477, Tyr 445, Pro460, Trp695, Thr484, Val480
Myricetin8.9Thr462, His476, Arg478, His459, Ile477, Ile538, Thr541, Phe461, Pro460, Trp695, Val480, Thr484
Ellagic acid10.9Arg478, Thr541, Thr462, Ile538, Trp695, Pro460, Tyr 445, Phe461, His476

Compounds marked bold showed the best binding affinities.