Search Results - "Veulens, Ania de la Nuez"

Xanthatin and 8-epi-xanthatin as new potential colchicine binding site inhibitors: a computational study by Alpízar-Pedraza, Daniel, Veulens, Ania de la Nuez, Ginarte, Yoanna María Álvarez, Piloto-Ferrer, Janet, Sánchez-Lamar, Ángel

“…Context Phytocompounds xanthatin and 8- epi -xanthatin, obtained from Xanthium chinese Mill , showed antitumoral activity in vitro related to the microtubules…”
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Microtubules destabilizing agents binding sites in tubulin by Alpízar-Pedraza, Daniel, Veulens, Ania de la Nuez, Araujo, Enrique Colina, Piloto-Ferrer, Janet, Sánchez-Lamar, Ángel

“…•Five microtubule destabilizing agents binding sites have been described in tubulin.•Pharmacophore models have been proposed for three of these sites.•The…”
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Genoprotection by complexation: The case of Phyllanthus orbicularis K extract by Castanedo, Lázaro A.M., Sánchez Lamar, Angel, Morera Boado, Cercis, Nuez Veulens, Ania de la, Matta, Chérif F.

“…[Display omitted] •Phyllanthus orbicularis K’s extract has anti-mutagenic effects the mechanism of which is elucidated.•Mutagenic amines are shown to be…”
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Prediction of molecular interactions and physicochemical properties relevant for vasopressin V2 receptor antagonism by de la Nuez Veulens, Ania, Ginarte, Yoanna M. Álvarez, Fernandez, Rolando E. Rodríguez, Leclerc, Fabrice, Cabrera, Luis A. Montero

“…We have developed two ligand- and receptor-based computational approaches to study the physicochemical properties relevant to the biological activity of…”
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In silico strategy for detailing the binding modes of a novel family of peptides proven as ghrelin receptor agonists by de la Nuez Veulens, Ania, Rodríguez Fernández, Rolando E., Álvarez Ginarte, Yoanna M., Montero Cabrera, Luis A.

“…Ghrelin is a peptide hormone involved in multiple functions, including growth hormone release stimulation, food intake regulation, and metabolic and…”
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G Protein-coupled receptors as targets for drug design by Ania de la Nuez Veulens, Rolando Rodríguez

“…G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are the target for more than 50% of the drugs currently on the market, including about 25% of the 100 top-selling drugs…”
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