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Table 6 Bonding interactions displayed by neoxanthin against Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and Butyrylcholinesterase (BChE)

From: Evaluation of selected carotenoids of Lycopersicon esculentum variants as therapeutic targets for ‘Alzheimer’s disease: an in silico approach

Bonding interactins

AChE amino acid residues with positions

BChE amino acid residues with positions

Favoured water bridge interaction with nitrogen atom

Tyr_72, Asp_74, Thr_75, Gly_82, Trp_86, Tyr_124, His_284, Glu_285, Glu_292, and His_447

Asn_68, Ile_69, Asp_70, Gln_71, Ser_72, Gly_78, Ser_79, Trp_82, Leu_274, Ala_277, Ala_328, Phe_329, and Tyr_332

Hydrogen bonding interaction

Tyr_72, Asp_74, Asn_87, Tyr_124, Tyr_337, and Tyr_341

Asn_68, Asp_70, Gln_71, Ser_72, Gly_78, Ser_79, Trp_82, Ala_328, and Tyr_332

Hydrophobic interaction

Tyr_72, Leu_76, Trp_86, Trp_286, Leu_289, Val_294, Phe_297, Tyr_337, Phe_338, and Tyr_341

Met_81, Trp_82, Ala_277, Phe_278, Val_280, Tyr_282, Pro_285, Phe_329, Tyr_332, Trp_430, and Met_437

Ionic Interaction

Asn_68 and Ile_69