A Structure‐Based Design Strategy with Pyrazole‐Pyridine Derivatives Targeting TNFα as Anti‐Inflammatory Agents: E‐Pharmacophore, Dynamic Simulation, Synthesis and In Vitro Evaluation
Debojyoti Halder,
R. S. Jeyaprakash,
Balaram Ghosh
Abstract:Any pathogenic attack, infection, or disease can initiate inflammation. It results in significant adverse consequences like inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis, etc. TNFα is one of the major pro‐inflammatory cytokines for the progression of inflammation—the present study designed a series of hybrid compounds consisting of the pyrazole‐pyridine moiety. Virtual screening was performed utilizing the e‐pharmacophore hypothesis with the co‐ligand of TNFα, screening, docking, and ADMET study. Induced fi… Show more
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