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Fig 1.

A stepwise workflow was employed to exploring Dolichos lablab compounds as potential inhibitors for Fusion (F) protein of human metapneumovirus (HMPV).

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Table 1.

Binding affinity between Fusion (F) protein of HMPV and Dolichos Lablab (Lead compounds).

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Fig 2.

Docking poses of Brassinolide, Quercetin, and 2’-Hydroxygenistein with Fusion (F) protein of HMPV.

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Fig 3.

Non-bonding interactions between the fusion protein of HMPV and Brassinolide, Quercetin, 2’-Hydroxygenistein, and Ribavirin.

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Table 2.

Drug-likeness properties of lead compounds using SwissADME.

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Table 3.

Pharmacokinetics properties of selected lead five compounds.

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Table 4.

Predicted physicochemical properties related to drug-likeness of lead compounds.

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Fig 4.

Chemical scaffold of Brassinolide, Quercetin, 2’-Hydroxygenistein, and Ribavirin.

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Fig 5.

Molecular dynamics simulation of three selected protein–ligand complexes and a ribavirin compound with a 100 ns runtime.

(a) Root Mean Square Deviation (RMSD); (b) Root Mean Square Fluctuation (RMSF); (c) Radius of Gyration (Rg); and (d) Solvent accessible surface area (SASA).

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Fig 6.

Protein–ligand interactions through various types of bonds at 100 ns simulation running time.

The selected compounds Brassinolide, Quercetin, 2’-Hydroxygenistein and ribavirin complexed with the target protein were marked as a, b, c, and d respectively.

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Fig 7.

Binding free energy values for the top three protein–ligand complexes and one ribavirin complex obtained from the PRODIGY server have been visualized in the graph.

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