In-silico pharmacophore and Molecular Docking based drug discovery against Marburg Virus Viral Protein VP35; A potent of MAVD.
Quazi, S.; Gavas, S.; Malik, J. A.; Suman, K. S.; Haider, Z.
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Marburg virus is a member of filoviridae and spreads severe Marburg hemorrhagic illness in humans and animals. Nowadays, there is no vaccine available that can completely stop the replication of Marburg replication. Therefore, this study is designed to repurpose the effective therapeutic antiviral drug by using a computational approach against exploring the mechanism of Marburg virus Viral protein 35. We have retrieved about 40570 drug-like small compounds from the ZINC database using the "ZINC Pharmer" online tool. Molecular docking of the ligands from the ready-to-dock database has been carried out using MOE. The five drugs have been identified to bind with VP35 possibly. A study was also performed to evaluate the drug-like characteristics of the substances for absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME). The findings clearly showed that ligands are interacting with the MARV VP35 protein. Interestingly, Lipinskis rule of five was observed by all ligands. These findings provide the foundation for reconstituting and utilizing molecules as a possible therapy for Marburg Virus Disease (MVD).
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