Abyssinones and related flavonoids as potential steroidogenesis modulators

  • Hatti K
  • Diwakar L
  • Rao G
  • et al.
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Abstract

Abyssinones and related flavonoids were screened against 3 enzymes (3betaHSD, 17betaHSD and Aromatase) of steroidogenesis pathway. The virtual screening experiment shows high affinity for flavonones than their respective chalcones. A 4' -OH blocked prenylated flavonone 2b (2-(2', 2'-dimethyl chroman-6'-yl)-7-hydroxy chroman-4-one) had consistent binding affinity to all the three enzymes used in this study showing higher binding affinity to aromatase. A good correlation was observed between cytotoxic data (MCF-7, breast cancer cell line) and docking results indicating flavonone as a better steroidogenesis modulator in hormone dependent cancer.

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Hatti, K. S., Diwakar, L., Rao, G. V., Kush, A., & Reddy, G. C. (2009). Abyssinones and related flavonoids as potential steroidogenesis modulators. Bioinformation, 3(9), 399–402. https://doi.org/10.6026/97320630003399

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