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Molecular docking of Abeta1?40 peptide and its Iowa D23N mutant using small molecule inhibitors: Possible mechanisms of Abeta-peptide inhibition
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common form of neurodegenerative diseases, characterized by the deposition of Abeta (amyloid beta) peptide. In this study, we have unravelled the interactions as well as anti amyloidogenic behaviour of 40 small molecule inhibitors with Abeta1?40 peptide and Iowa mutant D23N-Abeta115?42 peptide at atomic level and their modes of binding by docking approaches. The binding mode between wild type peptide and drug is distinctly different from the Iowa-mutant-peptide and drug. Here we proposed possible mechanisms of amyloid beta peptide inhibition by small molecule and prevent monomer-monomer interactions via at least three different mechanisms. In the first mechanism, four catechins efficiently interacted with the C-terminal region of peptides through hydrogen bonds and inhibited the peptides. This may lead to blockage of access of second molecule of Abeta-peptide. Secondly, in the case Iowa mutant D23N-Abeta15?42 peptide, same catechin form hydrogen bond with the important mutated Asn23 residue which acts as hydrogen bond donor and acceptor leading to tight binding of inhibitor with the peptide and may prevent monomer-monomer interactions. The third mechanism relies on the ability of drug molecules to mask hydrophobic residues of the peptide, thereby possibly inhibiting hydrophobic interactions between the two beta peptides.
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