31 August 2020>: Database Analysis
A Network Pharmacology Analysis of the Active Components of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Zuojinwan in Patients with Gastric Cancer
Zheyu Zhang 1AE* , Bin Li 2B* , Jianhua Huang 3C , Siqi Huang 1B , Dan He 3D , Weijun Peng 1FG* , Sifang Zhang 1G*DOI: 10.12659/MSM.923327
Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e923327
Table 4 Virtual docking of 4 representative ingredients from Zuojinwan for gastric cancer targets.
Compound | Binding energy/(kcal·mol−1) | ||
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MMP9 | MMP3 | MMP1 | |
Original ligands | −7.9091 | −11.8849 | −14.5777 |
Berberine | −5.8617 | −5.6970 | −5.7199 |
Isorhamnetin | −5.8996 | −7.3793 | −7.1915 |
Quercetin | −6.1569 | −7.2459 | −7.1467 |
Wogonin | −6.4024 | −5.7839 | −5.9911 |
(R)-Canadine | −5.1318 | −6.2006 | −5.6461 |
Baicalein | −4.9929 | −5.7758 | −6.3437 |
Baicalin | −7.5559 | −7.0784 | −7.4166 |
Berlambine | −5.5981 | −7.0967 | −5.5062 |
Evodiamine | −5.1372 | −6.1891 | −5.3646 |
MMP – matrix metalloproteinases. |