Penambatan Molekuler Terhadap Target antiinflamasi, Network pharmacology Profiling ADMET, dan Pemodelan Klirens QSPR Polifenol Chromolaena odorata
Abstract
Pendahuluan: Inflamasi merupakan respons biologis penting, tetapi aktivasi yang berlebihan dapat berkontribusi terhadap berbagai gangguan patologis sehingga diperlukan pencarian kandidat antiinflamasi baru dari bahan alam. Tujuan: Penelitian ini bertujuan mengevaluasi potensi antiinflamasi enam senyawa terpilih yang relevan dengan Chromolaena odorata L., yaitu genkwanin, sakuranetin, isosakuranetin, eupatilin, quercetin, dan 4,6′-dihidroksi-2′,3′,4′-trimetoksi chalcone, melalui pendekatan in silico. Metode: Penelitian dilakukan menggunakan PASS Online untuk prediksi aktivitas biologis awal, SwissTargetPrediction dan GeneCards untuk identifikasi target protein dan gen terkait inflamasi, STRING, STITCH, dan Cytoscape untuk analisis jejaring biologis, pkCSM untuk prediksi ADMET, ProTox-II untuk prediksi toksikologi, molecular docking terhadap cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), serta analisis quantitative structure–property relationship (QSPR). Hasil: Seluruh senyawa menunjukkan nilai probability of activity lebih tinggi dibandingkan probability of inactivity untuk aktivitas antiinflamasi. Analisis target menunjukkan keterlibatan beberapa protein yang relevan dengan inflamasi, terutama MMP2, MMP9, EGFR, ABCB1, GSK3B, dan PPARG. Prediksi pkCSM menunjukkan variasi profil ADME antar-senyawa, sedangkan ProTox-II menunjukkan profil toksikologi yang tidak seragam. Pada molecular docking, quercetin dan eupatilin menunjukkan afinitas pengikatan tertinggi terhadap COX-2, masing-masing sebesar −9,19 dan −9,1 kcal/mol. Analisis QSPR menunjukkan bahwa molar refractivity merupakan deskriptor yang paling informatif terhadap variasi clearance pada dataset yang digunakan. Kesimpulan: Keenam senyawa memiliki potensi awal sebagai kandidat antiinflamasi, dengan quercetin dan eupatilin menunjukkan profil in silico yang paling menonjol, meskipun seluruh temuan masih memerlukan validasi eksperimental lebih lanjut.
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