Molecular docking studies of Vinca alkaloid derivatives on Tubulin

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Abstract

Both microtubule destabilizer and stabilizer agents are important molecules in anticancer therapy. In particular, vinblastine is one of several tubulin-targeting vinca alkaloids that have been responsible for many chemotherapeutic successes since their introduction in the clinic as anti-tumour drugs. In this paper, three vinca alkaloid derivatives from 3’-cyanoanhydrovinblastine 5 with good cytotoxic activity on the KB cell line were docked with the tubulin protein model using Autodock and Patchdock softwares. Cytotoxicity assay revealed that compound 7 has the strongest cytotoxic activity which correlates well with its best docking score, lowest binding energy and best binding affinity with tubulinprotein in our docking simulations.

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Quan, P. M., Binh, V. N., Ngan, V. T., Trung, N. T., & Anh, N. Q. (2019). Molecular docking studies of Vinca alkaloid derivatives on Tubulin. Vietnam Journal of Chemistry, 57(6), 702–706. https://doi.org/10.1002/vjch.201900087

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