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Table 1.

The docking results from pyrx showing biniding affinity and root mean square deviation.

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Fig 1.

Presenting the targeted viral protein (5H6V) of Zika virus, The 2D structure of ligand with its Pubchem ID and 3D structure of targeted ligand (Dipeptide inhibitor).

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Fig 2.

Illustration of the binding residues of docked complex of targeted protein of Zika virus and dipeptide inhibitor.

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Fig 3.

Binding residues of Zika virus protein and dipeptide inhibitor: (A) 3D protein-ligand complex, (B) Ligand and interacting residues with bond distances and types.

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Fig 4.

The changes for simulation have been shown at different nanoseconds.

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Fig 5.

The graphical representation of ZIKV protease and Tolmetin complex RMSD at 100ns.

The maximum RMSD (Å) velocity of 2.65 has been observed at 32.94ns.

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Fig 6.

RMSF of Tolmetin complex at 100ns.

The ideal RMSD (Å) has been observed of maximum velocity at 3.88Å.

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Fig 7.

Radius of gyration (Rg) of ZINC000000002191-5H6V.

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Fig 8.

For Tolmetin (ZINC000000002191) as a potent ZIKV protease (5H6V) inhibitor: (A) Radius of gyration and (B) Principal Component Analysis (PCA).

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Table 2.

Presenting the free binding energies using MMGBSA and MMPBSA.

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