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Fig 1.

Previous and present works of thiazolo[3,2-a]pyridine synthesis.

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Fig 2.

Synthesis of thiazolo[3,2-a] pyridine-6,8-dicarbonitrile derivatives.

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Table 1.

Optimizing reaction condition for 4a.

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Table 2.

Synthesizing 4a-j derivatives.

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Fig 3.

Possible mechanism for synthesizing 4a.

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Table 3.

Binding affinity, and interaction modes compounds (4a–j) against α-amylase.

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Fig 4.

The 3D and 2D binding modes of 4e in the active pocket of α-amylase.

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Fig 5.

RMSD values of the protein and ligand during 100 ns MD simulation.

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Fig 6.

RMSF plot for Cα of α-amylase residues in compound 4e-α-amylase complex.

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Fig 7.

A: Schematic of detailed ligand atom interactions with the protein residues. B: Protein–ligand contacts.

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Fig 8.

Contact points of 4e and amino acids of the α-amylase binding site during the whole simulation trajectory.

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Fig 9.

Ligand properties demonstrated by RMSD, rGyr, intraHB, MolSA SASA, PSA.

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Table 4.

Physicochemical, pharmacokinetics, and medicinal chemistry properties of the compounds (4a–j).

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Table 5.

ADMET profile of the compounds (4a–j).

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