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Research Article

Berberine potently inhibits protein tyrosine phosphatase 1B: Investigation by docking simulation and experimental validation

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Pages 163-171 | Received 28 Jul 2005, Accepted 27 Nov 2005, Published online: 04 Oct 2008

Figures & data

Figure 1 Structure of berberine.

Figure 1 Structure of berberine.

Figure 2 Structure of Pnu177496.

Figure 2 Structure of Pnu177496.

Figure 3 (A) Perspective cartoon view of h-PTP 1B co-crystallized with Pnu177496 (in red). (B) Cartoon view of the h-PTP 1B showing the binding pocket as dotted red area.

Figure 3 (A) Perspective cartoon view of h-PTP 1B co-crystallized with Pnu177496 (in red). (B) Cartoon view of the h-PTP 1B showing the binding pocket as dotted red area.

Table I.  the score values for each molecular pose suggested by the LigandFit® docking engine.

Figure 4 The highest ranking binding mode of berberine as suggested by the consensus scoring function. (A) Berberine structure docked into the water accessible surface (Connolly's surface) within the binding pocket of h-PTP 1B. The surface is represented as yellow dotted cavity (B) Perspective cartoon view of h-PTP 1B and the docked berberine structure (in red).

Figure 4 The highest ranking binding mode of berberine as suggested by the consensus scoring function. (A) Berberine structure docked into the water accessible surface (Connolly's surface) within the binding pocket of h-PTP 1B. The surface is represented as yellow dotted cavity (B) Perspective cartoon view of h-PTP 1B and the docked berberine structure (in red).

Figure 5 Detailed view of the docked berberine structure and the corresponding interacting amino-acid moieties within the binding site of h-PTP 1B.

Figure 5 Detailed view of the docked berberine structure and the corresponding interacting amino-acid moieties within the binding site of h-PTP 1B.

Figure 6 The highest ranking binding mode of inhibitor Pnu177496 as suggested by our docking-scoring conditions. (A) Detailed view of the docked structure and the corresponding interacting amino-acids. (B) Comparison between the docked conformer/pose of inhibitor Pnu177496 (green) as produced by the docking simulation and the crystallographic structure of this inhibitor within h-PTP 1B (red, PDB code: 1g7f)

Figure 6 The highest ranking binding mode of inhibitor Pnu177496 as suggested by our docking-scoring conditions. (A) Detailed view of the docked structure and the corresponding interacting amino-acids. (B) Comparison between the docked conformer/pose of inhibitor Pnu177496 (green) as produced by the docking simulation and the crystallographic structure of this inhibitor within h-PTP 1B (red, PDB code: 1g7f)

Figure 7 The effect of variable berberine concentrations on the relative activity of h-PTP 1B. Data are expressed as means of three replicates ± standard deviation of measurements.

Figure 7 The effect of variable berberine concentrations on the relative activity of h-PTP 1B. Data are expressed as means of three replicates ± standard deviation of measurements.

Figure 8 A Lineweaver-Burk plot of berberine inhibition of h-PTP 1B. The inhibition kinetics were determined at various fixed concentrations of berberine: 0 nM (•), 60 nM (▪), 110 nM (▴). Each point represents the average of three replicates.

Figure 8 A Lineweaver-Burk plot of berberine inhibition of h-PTP 1B. The inhibition kinetics were determined at various fixed concentrations of berberine: 0 nM (•), 60 nM (▪), 110 nM (▴). Each point represents the average of three replicates.

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