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Catechol derivatives interact with bovine serum albumin: Correlation of non-covalent interactions and antioxidant activity

Weng, Longmei; Li, Lin; Yang, Haitao; Ji, Lili; Wu, Ming; Wu, Yi; Chen, Zhiyi; Zhang, Xia*; Li, Bing*
Science Citation Index Expanded
东莞理工学院; 广东省农业科学院; 1

摘要

The interactions of catechol derivatives with model transportation protein-bovine serum albumin (BSA) were deciphered by the multispectral techniques, molecular docking and multifunctional waveMultiwfn). The representative catechol derivatives caffeic acid (CA) and 1-monocaffeoyl glycerol (1-MCG) with an (E)-but-2enoic acid and a 2,3-dihydroxypropyl(E)-but-2-enoate side chain, respectively, were chosen in present study. The interaction results revealed the extra non-polar interactions and abundant binding sites facilitate the easier and stronger binding of 1-MCG-BSA. The & alpha;-helix content of BSA decreased and the hydrophilicity around Tyr and Trp changed due to the different interaction between catechol and BSA. The H2O2-damaged RAW 264.7, HaCat and SH-SY5Y were applied to investigate the anti-ROS properties of the catechol-BSA complexes. The results illuminated that the 2,3-dihydroxypropyl(E)-but-2-enoate side chain of 1-MCG facilitated the preferable biocompatibility and antioxidant property of its binding complex. These results revealed that the interaction of catecholBSA binding complexes could influence their biocompatibility and antioxidant properties.

关键词

Catechol 1-monocaffeoyl glycerol BSA Multi-spectroscopic analysis Multifunctional wavefunction Antioxidant property