Research Article

Exploring Cinnamic Acids as Potent Antimetastatic Agents for Cancer Therapy: Molecular Docking and Dynamic Simulation against MMP2

Table 1

The Ki values and Gibbs free energies were determined for the interactions between gelatinase A, 19 cinnamic acids, and oleandrin, which served as the control inhibitor.

PubChem IDCinnamic acids (kcal/mol)Inhibition constantChemical structure

6124212Cynarin−15.197.29 pM
5281792Rosmarinic acid−13.56115.25 pM
1794427Chlorogenic acid−12.81409.21 pM
5281759Caffeic acid 3-glucoside−10.939.76 nM
5281787Caffeic acid phenethyl ester (phenethyl caffeate)−10.5418.79 nM
11380911Cinnamyl caffeate−10.4621.39 nM
5919576Benzyl caffeate−10.2829.34 nM
160355Roscovitine−9.8164.56 nM
5472440Artepillin C−8.45638.97 nM
689043Caffeic acid−7.981.41 uM
637540o-Coumaric acid−7.941.52 uM
637775Sinapinic acid−7.791.95 uM
689075Methyl caffeate−7.742.12 uM
445858Ferulic acid−7.314.35 uM
637542p-Coumaric acid−6.889.04 uM
6440361Drupanin−6.6812.76 uM
444539trans-Cinnamic acid−6.1730.23 uM
5372945N-p-coumaroyltyramine−5.7659.68 uM
8190202-Methylcinnamic acid−5.4994.99 uM
11541511Oleandrin (Ctrl+)−8.8354.37 nM

Ki, inhibition constant; Ctrl, control.