Abstract
Tyrosinase 저해활성화 반응에 대한 polyhydroxy 치환된 flavone 유도체(1-25) 중, hydroxyl-치환기(<TEX>$R_1-R_9$</TEX>)들의 역할을 이해하기 위하여 Free-Wilson 분석과 tyrosinase (PDB ID: Deoxyform (2ZMX) 및 Oxy-form; 1WX2)의 활성화 지점에 대한 분자도킹이 연구되었다. Free-Wilson 분석으로부터 <TEX>$R_1-R_9$</TEX> 치환기중에서 <TEX>$R_1$</TEX>=hydroxyl 치환기가 tyrosinase 저해활성에 가장 큰 영향을 미치고 있음을 알았다. 기질분자의 hydroxyl 치환기들과 tyrosinase의 반응점 내 아미노산 잔기들 사이의 수소결합들은 안정한 기질-수용체 착 화합물을 형성하는데 기여하였다. 특히, 수소결합성에 기초한 비경쟁적 저해활성화 반응은 기질분자의 hydroxyl 치환기들과 tyrosinase의 반응점 내 peroxide 산소원자(Per404) 사이의 수소결합을 경유하여 일어날 것임을 제안하였다. Molecular docking of polyhydroxy substituted flavone analogues (1-25) as substrate molecules to the active site of tyrosinase (PDB ID: Deoxy-form (2ZMX) & Oxy-form (1WX2)) and Free-Wilson analysis were studied to understand the roles of hydroxyl substituents (<TEX>$R_1-R_9$</TEX>) in substrate molecules for the tyrosinase inhibitory activation. It is founded from Free-Wilson analysis that the <TEX>$R_1$</TEX>=hydroxyl among <TEX>$R_1-R_9$</TEX> substituents had the strongest influence on the tyrosinase inhibitory activity. H-bonds between the hydroxyl substituents of substrate molecules and amino acid residues in the active site of tyrosinase were contributed to make a stable substrate-receptor complex compound. Particularly, it is proposed from the findings that the noncompetitive inhibitory activation would take place via H-bonding between peroxide oxygen (Per404) atom in the active site of tyrosinase and the hydroxyl substituents in substrate molecule.
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