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Fig 1.

The chemical structure of dapagliflozin, empagliflozin and canagliflozin obtained from the NCBI PubChem database [6].

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Fig 2.

SGLT2-MAP17 complex with empagliflozin (green) from PDB 7VSI [3].

Key residues for binding are labelled and highlighted in orange. Hydrogen bonds are denoted by the dotted blue lines.

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Fig 3.

The SGLT2-MAP17 complex model used for docking studies in this experiment (light brown) overlayed with the experimental structure PDB 7VSI (light blue) [3].

The empagliflozin molecule in the experimental structure is included and coloured royal blue.

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Table 1.

RMSD values using different docking methods for empagliflozin docking to SGLT2 compared to PDB 7VSI.

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Fig 4.

Flowchart of MD candidate ligand selection from docking results.

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Fig 5.

The best docked conformations for the 6 best ranked compounds by RMSD in the MD simulations.

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Fig 6.

Median RMSD values over time for compounds docked at the glucose/gliflozin binding site of SGLT2.

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Table 2.

Binding of compounds at the glucose/gliflozin binding site of SGLT2 ranked by their median RMSD between 9 and 10 nanoseconds. * denotes an existing SGLT2 inhibitor.

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