UDP-N-Acetyl glucosamine pyrophosphorylase as novel target for controlling Aedes aegypti – molecular modeling, docking and simulation studies
Fig. 1: The representation of 3D model of
Aedes aegypti UDP N-acetyl glucosamine pyrophosphorylase (AaUAP).
Fig. 2: Schematic representations of 2D images of ligands used in this study
Fig. 3: (A-J) Schematic representations of 2D images of inhibitors used for docking
Fig. 4: Validation results for the modeled protein A) The Ramachandran plot and B) The Verify3D plot
Fig. 5: Representation of sequence alignment of the template (1JV1) and target (AaUAP)
Fig. 6: Binding modes of the complexes of AaUAP with A) NAGP and UTP, B) UDPGalNAc, C) NAG9 and D) The surface representation of the protein AaUAP with NAG9 in the active site
Fig. 7: (A-F) Molecular dynamic simulation results of AaUAP (A, C and E), AaUAP-NAGP-UTP and AaUAP-UDPGalNAc (B, D and F