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Table 2 Chemical interactions of acarbose, compound 1, compound 2 and the glucose transporter membrane (SGLT1 and GLUT2). Hydrogen bond donor (HBD), hydrogen bond acceptor (HBA) and hydrophobic interaction (H)

From: Antidiabetic potential of Lysiphyllum strychnifolium (Craib) A. Schmitz compounds in human intestinal epithelial Caco-2 cells and molecular docking-based approaches

Targets

Compound

Binding affinities (kcal/mol)

Residues

SGLT1 (2xq2)

Acarbose

-23.30

HBD (TYR263, ASN260, SER91, ALA259, ASN 142, TYR138)

HBA (ASN267, TYR269, TYR263, TYR138)

H (THR431, ILE427, TYR87, PHE424)

Compound 1

-24.30

HBD (TYR87, ASN260, GLU68)

HBA (GLN69, TRP264)

H (MET73, PHE424)

Compound 2

-21.00

HBD (ASN142, ASN260, SER91)

HBA (TRP263, SER91)

H (ALA259, TYR87)

GLUT2 homolog (4ZWB)

Acarbose

-17.50

HBD (GLU35, ASN32, ALA33, GLU175, TYR306)

HBA (TYR290, GLY294, GLU175, TYR306)

H (ILE305)

IA (GLU175)

Compound 1

-17.90 (same position with acarbose)

HBD (THR293, THR290, GLY294, ALA33)

HBA (THR293, THR290, GLY294, ALA33)

Compound 2

-20.70 (same position with acarbose)

HBD (GLN280, THR28, ASN32) HBA (ASN286, TRP386, ASN32, TYR290)

H (THR28)