In Silico Approach: Anti-Tuberculosis Activity of Caespitate in the H37Rv Strain.

Tuberculosis is a highly lethal bacterial disease worldwide caused by (). Caespitate is a phytochemical isolated from , a plant used in African traditional medicine that shows anti-tubercular activity, but its mode of action remains unknown. It is suggested that there are four potential targets in , specifically in the H37Rv strain: InhA, MabA, and UGM, enzymes involved in the formation of 's cell wall, and PanK, which plays a role in cell growth.