ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION & PRE-CLINICAL COMPUTATIONAL SCREENING OF PHYTOCHEMICALS COMPOUNDS FROM THE ACHILLEA KAMELINII OIL EXTRACT.
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Keywords
Acoraceae, Margaric acid, antineoplastic
Abstract
The proposed research was designed for the isolation and identification of anti-cancer, anti-inflammation, anti-leishmania and insomnia active compounds, accentuate cardiac and oral toxicity from natural sources. A comprehensive approach was designed to study cancer. Histone deacetylase is a relatively new class of anti-cancer agents. The recent trend prevailing nowadays is to fight cancer with natural products, which also benefit for secondary risk factor and this trend is increasing day by day. Therefore, Achillea kamelinii oil extract which contain heptadecanoic acid and methyl-10-methylundecanoate were selected for current study. The gas chromatography- mass spectrophotometric method was used for the identification of these compounds. Computational methods were applied to identify Histone deacetylase’s inhibitory active sites, and heptadecanoic acid and methyl 10-methylundecanoate were selected for checking their anti-cancer activities. Molecular docking results revealed that heptadecanoic acid interacts with histone decetylase more effectively than methyl 10-methylundecanoate. Both ligands have the ability to merge with the active sites of histone deacetylase. Oral toxicity results, cardiac toxicity, blood brain barrier, skin sensitivity-and chemical properties of ligands were tabulated. The oil merge ingredients of plant may be treated as prospective new anti-cancer, anti-inflammation, Result leishmanial bioassay of 0.56 mg/mL IC50 against.
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