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Table 1.

Effects of Scutellarin on the proliferation of several cancer cell lines and the underlying molecular pathways [21].

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Fig 1.

Risk factors, genetic markers, and probable mechanism of TNBC (Created with Biorender.com).

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Fig 2.

Three-dimensional protein structure of TNBC and its basic features.

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Fig 3.

Modified structure of Scutellarein derivatives.

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Fig 4.

Three dimensional structure of Scutellarein derivatives.

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Table 2.

Computational data of pass prediction spectrum.

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Table 3.

Predicted data of Lipinski rule.

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Table 4.

Data of chemical descriptors calculation.

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Fig 5.

Frontier molecular orbitals (HOMO and LUMO) diagram.

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Fig 6.

MEP mappings.

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Table 5.

Data of binding energy against TNBC.

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Fig 7.

The results of molecular docking pose interactions between compounds and proteins.

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Fig 8.

MD simulation and RMSD, RMSF results of TNBC with ligand.

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Fig 9.

During 100 ns molecular dynamics simulations for proteins and complexes, the radius of the gyration graph displays versus time plots.

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Fig 10.

A plot of solvent accessible surface area (SASA) of the three protein complexes.

DM03 (black), DM04 (red0), and capecitabine (red).

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Table 6.

ADMET profiling prediction of the studied ligands.

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Table 7.

Summary of the aquatic and non-aquatic toxicity properties of the studied ligands.

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