International Journal of Life Sciences and Biotechnology
Yazarlar: Arinaasna MAT TAMİDİ, Nor Azlina AHMAD, Razauden ZULKİFLİ, Huszalina HUSSİN, Muhammad Helmi NADRİ
Konular:Biyoteknoloji
DOI:10.38001/ijlsb.961138
Anahtar Kelimeler:3D,DNA aptamer,Catechin,Molecular docking
Özet: Catechin has been reported to possess many advantageous for practical application due to its distinctive antioxidant and anti-inflammatory performance. This paper reports the in-silico characterization of single stranded-DNA (ssDNA) aptamers, specific for catechin. 28 primary sequences from DNA-aptamers library screened via systemic evolution of ligands by exponential enrichment (SELEX) from previous research were predicted and constructed into 3D structural conformation using several bioinformatics tools. Blind docking was performed to all 28 aptamer candidates and resulted in 4 noticeable aptamer with highest binding energy, namely Aptamer 24, 18, 9 and 27 as catechin specific aptamer. Influence of environmental factors towards catechin specific aptamers also was taken in consideration. It was predicted that aptamer 24, 18, 9 and 27 were the most potential aptamer for catechin recognition tool at laboratory scale based on the docking result. However, further in vitro experimental study in laboratory needs to be done as validation.