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Role of Breast Cancer Inhibitors on Diabetes Mellitus- an in Silico Approach

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Specialty Endocrinology
Date 2015 Mar 26
PMID 25806358
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Abstract

Background: Breast cancer and diabetes mellitus type-2 are two of the major diseases, which cause death to the women worldwide. Around 16% of the breast cancer patients also suffer from diabetes mellitus. It has been noted that the risk of occurrence of the breast cancer is more in patients suffering from diabetes mellitus.

Methods: Owing to this, the present article deals with an objective of using the breast cancer inhibitors for the diabetes drug target- 1ADS. Ten breast cancer inhibitors were drawn using Marvin Sketch. The docking was performed using Molegro software (Molegro Virtual Docker, MVD).

Results: The docking wizard generated 50 poses with the highest Mol Dock score -131.649.

Conclusion: This investigation successfully evaluated the effect of breast cancer inhibitors on diabetes mellitus, providing a new dimension in endocrine research.

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