Abstract
Considered one of the chronic diseases in a global state of emergency, diabetes mellitus (DM) may cover an area of 629 million people affected by 2045. The main route of hyperglycemia in the human body is associated with the action of the enzyme aldose reductase on glucose molecules, resulting in the accumulation of sorbitol in blood and tissue cells. Thus, the present study is a high-throughput virtual screening (HTS) of the various molecular datasets available online, as well as an investigation of the pharmacokinetic properties of absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity (ADMET) and enzyme inhibition aldose reductase from a series of derivatives of rhodanine-3-acetic acid chalcones (D1-8). Four derivatives (D1-4) showed greater oral bioavailability, as they are anions of low relative polarity, showing better viability to interact with the aldose reductase target with a low toxic response to the host.
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