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Title: Оценка влияния структуры боковой цепи брассиностероидов на их биологическую активность на основе результатов конформационного анализа методами молекулярного моделирования
Authors: Андрианов, В. М.
Анищенко, И. В.
Keywords: материалы конференций;брассиностероиды;фитогормоны
Issue Date: 2014
Publisher: БГУИР
Citation: Андрианов, В. М. Оценка влияния структуры боковой цепи брассиностероидов на их биологическую активность на основе результатов конформационного анализа методами молекулярного моделирования / В. М. Андрианов, И. В. Анищенко // Медэлектроника – 2014. Средства медицинской электроники и новые медицинские технологии : сборник научных статей VIII Международная научно-техническая конференция (Минск, 10 – 11 декабря 2014 г.). – Минск : БГУИР, 2014. – С. 43-45
Abstract: The conformational analysis of one of the most biologically active brassinosteroids, natural brassinolide, as well as of the less active natural 24-epibrassinolide, synthetics (22S,23S)-24-epibrassinolide and (22S,23S)-homobrassinolide was carried out by molecular mechanics and the DFT quantum chemical calculations followed by the comparison of their side chain structures. The 22R,23R,24S configuration of two hydroxyls and the methyl group of the brassinolide side chain was shown to support the structures in which its diol system makes the intramolecular O6…H(O5) hydrogen bond. At the same time, the O6H hydroxyl group is unbounded and may participate in forming the intermolecular hydrogen bond with a receptor. As opposed to this observation, the 22S,23S,24R-configuration of (22S,23S)-24-epibrassinolide is in line with the structures where the O6H hy- droxyl group is screened by the 21-methyl group, causing the less biological activity of this hormone.
URI: https://libeldoc.bsuir.by/handle/123456789/12159
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