ABSTRACT

Cystatin D is a type II family proteinase inhibitor which is known to be playing a very vital role in the salivary system and ensuring oral health. Cystatin D is known to inhibit different types of proteinases among which cathepsin S is reported to be highly preferred. Orthologs and paralogs of cystatin D were found to understand their existence in other species and its isoforms. Using protein – protein molecular docking the binding affinity of cystatin D with cathepsin S was studied. Keywords: Molecular Docking, Salivary Cystatin-D, Cathepsin-S
Publication date: 01/08/21

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2021/10.8.5567