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Fig 1.

Flow chart of the current study.

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Table 1.

Molecular docking results showing binding affinities of the small molecules along with control inhibitor (their 2D structures are given in S1 Fig).

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Fig 2.

Structural visualization of ligand binding within the TrMD active pocket.

A) Overview of the ligand-bound TrMD dimer showing positioning of all complexes. B) Control complex with the native ligand (magenta) showing partial pocket occupancy. C) Complex-45 (orange) stably situated within the binding site. D) Complex-56 (green) deeply embedded in the active pocket with close contact to key residues. E) Complex-57 (yellow) exhibiting deep insertion into the pocket, suggesting strong binding affinity.

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Fig 3.

2D interaction diagram illustrating molecular interactions between TrMD and ligands.

A) Control B) Complex-45 C) Complex-56 and D) Complex-57.

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Fig 4.

Comparative molecular dynamics analysis of trmd-ligands complexes.

A) RMSD profiles showing structural stability over 100 ns B) RMSF indicating residue-level flexibility C) RoG depicting overall compactness during the first 25 ns.

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Fig 5.

Depicting the hydrophobicity of all the complexes during the simulation time intervals.

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Table 2.

Binding energy values (kcal/mol) for filtered hits-TrmD complexes.

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Fig 6.

Binding free energy evaluation for complexes of compound-45, compound-56, compound-57, and control through WaterSwap calculations.

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Table 3.

Lipinski Rule of five calculated for the selected compounds by SWISS-ADME.

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Table 4.

ADMET properties calculated for the selected compounds by SWISS-ADME.

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