Research Article

Inhibitory Effects of Myricetrin and Dihydromyricetin toward α-Glucosidase and Pancreatic Lipase with Molecular Docking Analyses and Their Interaction

Table 2

Interaction between myricetrin and dihydromyricetin on pancreatic lipase inhibition.

RatioMyricetrinDihydromyricetinPancreatic lipase inhibition (%)CIaFab (%)CI for FaMyricetrinDihydromyricetin
Tested concentration (μg/mL)Calculated concentration (μg/mL)

1 : 150.050.028.33 ± 1.691.29425.01.42644.3944.39
100.0100.042.39 ± 2.241.18850.01.044128.35128.35
150.0150.052.76 ± 0.521.06475.00.801371.17371.17
200.0200.060.61 ± 2.820.96285.00.700686.34686.34
250.0250.068.32 ± 0.650.800

1 : 233.366.631.25 ± 2.411.03425.01.24726.5253.03
66.7133.447.02 ± 0.530.85850.00.77870.68141.37
100.0200.058.40 ± 0.630.71175.00.511188.41376.83
133.3266.665.73 ± 1.650.63685.00.410332.36664.71
166.7333.474.46 ± 0.410.469

2 : 166.733.329.50 ± 1.041.55225.01.54762.6731.33
133.366.738.70 ± 1.341.44750.01.388207.40103.70
200.0100.046.78 ± 2.091.42375.01.291686.42343.21
266.7133.355.93 ± 1.141.35285.01.2531372.44686.22
333.366.760.92 ± 1.231.331

aCI, combination index. CI ≤ 0.90, 0.90 < CI < 1.10, and CI ≥ 1.10 indicate synergistic, additive, and antagonistic effects, respectively; bFa, fraction affected by the combination dose of myricetrin and dihydromyricetin.