ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2025
Derivatization of Bufadienolides at Carbon-3 of the Steroid Core and Their Consequences for the Interaction with Na
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- Cardiac Glycoside 3β-Bufalin Suppresses Cancer Cell Proliferation by Coupling with NaInternational journal of molecular sciences · 2026Article
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Bufadienolides exert broad-spectrum pharmacological activities relevant to cardiology and novel cancer treatments. Their efficacy, toxicity, and pharmacokinetic profiles are significantly affected by modifications at carbon-3 (C3) of the steroid core. We have applied molecular dynamics simulations to characterize the consequences of (i) variations in size of the substituent at C3, (ii) the type of linker at C3 (ether vs. N-methoxy), and (iii) stereochemistry (C3β vs. C3α) for derivatives' interactions with Na
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