In-silico integration approach revealed the therapeutic potential of grass-derived endophytic fungal metabolites and prioritized potent candidates for future agricultural and pharmacological validation, highlighting endophytes as valuable sources of natural compounds for the development of antimicrobial and antioxidant agents.
The results suggested D. stuartii as a promising underexplored source of bioactive compounds with potential applications in anticancer and anti-infective drug development.
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P predictive findings suggest that specific M. champaca flower constituents possess strong targeted binding potential against PTEN and CXCR4 nodes, establishing a validated computational foundation that warrants downstream in vitro and in vivo functional experimental validation.
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Findings suggest P. macrocarpa phytochemicals may serve as natural alternatives to existing antiviral treatments, warranting further experimental validation.
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Results position F. oxysporum (A1/APFE1) and A. niger (E2/RSFE2) as promising candidates for the development of novel antimicrobial agents, highlighting the edible plant-associated endophytic fungi’s unrealized medicinal potential.
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