Investigation of Novel Etoricoxib Analogues as Potential COX-II Inhibitors through a Bioisosteric Strategy, ADMET Evaluations, Docking Studies, and Molecular Dynamics Simulations
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Sanmati Kumar Jain
AG
Ajay Kumar Gupta
DP
Dipti Pal
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The findings of the ADMET study, DL, DS, docking study, MD simulation, and binding free energy calculation indicate that the analogues A098, A188, and D121, which are bioisosteres of ETX, may serve as potential anti-inflammatory agents for inflammation-related disorders.
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