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Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B

Authors: OLANREWAJU John , Olaposi , Adewale Ogunleye

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Bioinformation

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GSK3B has been an interesting drug target in the pharmaceutical industry. Its dysfunctional expression has prognostic significance in the top 3 cause of death associated with non-communicable diseases (cancer, Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes). Previous studies have shown clearly that inhibiting GSK3B has proven therapeutic significance in Alzheimer's disease, but its contribution to various cancers has not been clearly resolved. In this study we report the contribution and prognostic significance of GSK3B to two breast cancer subtypes; ductal carcinoma in-situ (DCIS) and invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC) using the Oncomine platform. We performed high throughput screening using molecular docking. We identified BT-000775, a compound that was subjected to further computational hit optimization protocols. Through computational predictions, BT-000775 is a highly selective GSK3B inhibitor, with superior binding affinity and robust ADME profiles suitable for the patho-physiological presentations.

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OLANREWAJU,J. Olaposi,O. Adewale,O. . (2019). Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B, 15 (), 201-201.

OLANREWAJU,J. Olaposi,O. Adewale,O. . "Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B" 15, no (), (2019): 201-201.

OLANREWAJU,J. and Olaposi,O. and Adewale,O. and . (2019). Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B, 15 (), pp201-201.

OLANREWAJUJ, OlaposiO, AdewaleO, . Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B. 2019, 15 ():201-201.

OLANREWAJU,John , Olaposi,Omotuyi , and Adewale,Ogunleye . "Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B", 15 . (2019) : 201-201.

O.John O.Omotuyi & A.Ogunleye , "Molecular docking based screening analysis of GSK3B" vol.15, no., pp. 201-201, 2019.

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