Decaprenylphosphoryl‐β‐D‐ribose‐2′‐epimerase (DprE1) represents a confirmed target for both covalent and noncovalent antituberculosis agents. In the present study, an integrated computational methodology that involves pharmacophore modeling, virtual screening, pharmacophore‐based design, ensemble docking, molecular d...
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Overall, BS3 was identified as a potential lead compound for further optimization as an antimicrobial agent and demonstrated concentration-dependent cytotoxicity with acceptable cell viability at lower concentrations.
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Overall, K12 emerged as the most promising lead compound, combining potent antiproliferative activity, high selectivity, efficient DNA-binding characteristics, and robust computational performance, highlighting its potential for further development as a novel anticancer agent.
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