Determination of mutagenic potentials of diarylmethylamine based imine compounds by ames test and computational molecular docking

Abstract

In recent years, studies that investigate the effects of chemical compounds on organisms have increased in direct proportion to their widespread use. In this study, four different bidentate imine ligands and bidentate imine ligands+Cu(II) complexes were synthesized from the bioactive synthetic diarylmethylamine compound. After the ligands and metal complexes obtained were purified using chromatographic and analytical methods, their mutagenic effects were investigated with the Ames/Salmonella test system. In addition, interactions of four different Cu(II) complexes with B-DNA were evaluated with molecular docking analysis. Accordingly, the results indicated a significant increase in the colonies formed in the presence (+S9) and absence (-S9) of the metabolic activation system, meaning a mutagenic effect against strain TA98 and TA100 strains in general.

Keywords

• Diarylmethylamine
• Imine Compounds
• Salicylaldehyde
• Cu (II) Complexes
• Salmonella/Microsome Test
• Molecular Docking

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