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Exploring the antitumor potential of novel quinoline derivatives <i>via</i> tubulin polymerization inhibition in breast cancer; design, synthesis and molecular docking

Heba Abdelmegeed, Lina M. A. Abdel Ghany, Amira Youssef, Abd-Allah S. El-Etrawy, Noha Ryad

2024RSC Advances14 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

value of 17 ± 0.3 μM. The β-tubulin mRNA levels were notably reduced in MDA-MB-231 cells treated with compound 4c which is similar to the effect observed with colchicine treatment. Docking studies revealed that compound 4c interacted well with crucial amino acids in the active site.

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QuinolineTubulinChemistryColchicineCombinatorial chemistryMicrotubuleDocking (animal)StereochemistryMolecular modelOrganic chemistryBiologyCell biologyMedicineNursingGeneticsSynthesis and biological activitySynthesis and Biological EvaluationSynthesis of heterocyclic compounds
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