Sains
Malaysiana 51(4)(2022): 1085-1097
http://doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2022-5104-11
Phenethyl p-coumarate and N-phenethyl-p-coumaramide: Synthesis,
Characterization, Docking Studies and Anticancer Activity through P388 Cell
(Fenetil p-kumarat dan N-fenetil-p-kumaramida: Sintesis, Pencirian,
Kajian Mengedok dan Aktiviti Antikanser melalui Sel P388)
FIRDAUS1,*,
NUNUK HARIANI SOEKAMTO1, SENIWATI1, SYADZA FIRDAUSIAH1,
HERLINA RASYID1, BAHJA2 & MUHAMMAD FAJAR ISLAM1
1Department
of Chemistry, Faculty of Mathematics and Sciences, Hasanuddin University
Makassar, 90245, Indonesia
2Department
of Nutrition, State Health Polytechnic of Palu, Palu 94148, Indonesia
Received:
30 April 2021/Accepted: 1 September 2021
ABSTRACT
Most p-coumaric acid derivatives and
molecules containing phenethyl moiety have a potential in anticancer activity.
Thus, combining a p-coumaroyl group
and a phenethyl moiety in one compound will increase anticancer activity. The
principal objective of this research was to incorporate p-coumaroyl and phenethyl moieties to form an ester, phenethyl p-coumarate (5), and an amide, N-phenethyl-p-coumaramide (6), then tested their anticancer activity using P388 leukemia
murine cells. The characterization by FTIR method, compound 5 gave a strong absorption band of
alkyl C-O bond that appears at 1165,00 cm-1, and compound 6 gave a sharp and medium absorption
band of N-H bond that appears at 3396.64 cm-1. Docking studies of
both compounds showed a hydrogen bond with Ile839 residue, and an additional
hydrogen bond appeared between compound 6 and Ser991 residue. Based on their activity against P388 leukemia murine cells,
these compounds are more active than their analog compounds of N-feruloylpiperidine and N-feruloylmorpholine, which have been
synthesized previously. Compounds 5 and 6 have a high potential to be used as anticancer drugs.
Keywords:
Anticancer; docking; N-phenethyl-p-coumaramide; p-coumaric acid; phenethyl p-coumarate
ABSTRAK
Sebilangan
besar molekul dan terbitan asid p-kumarat
yang mengandungi fenetil fenil mempunyai potensi aktiviti antikanser. Oleh itu,
menggabungkan kumpulan p-koumaroyl
dan gugus fenil dalam satu sebatian akan meningkatkan aktiviti antikanser.
Objektif utama penyelidikan ini adalah untuk menggabungkan bahagian p-koumaroyl dan fenetil untuk membentuk
ester, fenetil p-kumarat (5) dan amida, N-fenetil-p-kumaramida (6), kemudian menguji aktiviti antikanser
menggunakan sel P388 leukemia murin. Pencirian dengan kaedah FTIR, sebatian 5 memberikan jalur penyerapan yang kuat
di ikatan alkil C-O yang muncul pada 1165,00 cm-1 dan sebatian 6 memberikan jalur penyerapan ikatan
N-H yang tajam dan sederhana yang muncul pada 3396.64 cm-1. Kajian
mengedok untuk kedua-dua sebatian menunjukkan ikatan hidrogen dengan residu
Ile839 dan ikatan hidrogen tambahan muncul antara sebatian 6 dan residu Ser991. Berdasarkan aktiviti mereka terhadap sel P388
leukemia murin, sebatian ini adalah lebih aktif daripada sebatian analog N-feruloylpiperidina dan N-feruloylmorfolina, yang telah
disintesis sebelumnya. Sebatian 5 dan 6 berpotensi tinggi untuk
digunakan sebagai ubat antikanser.
Kata
kunci: Antikanser; asid p-kumarat;
fenetil p-kumarat; kajian dok; N-fenetil-p-kumaramida
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*Corresponding author; email: firdaus@unhas.ac.id
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