The artificial neural network selects saccharides from natural sources a promise for potential FimH inhibitor to prevent UTI infections.

Unlabelled: The major challenge in the development of affordable medicines from natural sources is the unavailability of logical protocols to explain their mechanism of action in biological targets. FimH (Type 1 fimbrin with D-mannose specific adhesion property), a lectin on E. coli cell surface is a promising target to combat the urinary tract infection (UTI).

Clonostachys rosea, a marine algal endophyte, as an alternative source of chrysin and its anticancer effect.

Endophytic fungi were isolated from the marine green alga Chaetomorpha antennina and identified as Clonostachys rosea through molecular analysis. C. rosea was grown in a tryptophan medium for 21 days and after that, the metabolites were extracted by ethyl acetate.

Retracted: Isolation and purifications of an ambuic acid derivative compound from marine algal endophytic fungi Talaromyces flavus that induces apoptosis in MDA-MB-231 cancer cells.

In recent years, there has been a lot of buzz about the possibilities of marine microflora as a source of new therapeutic drugs. The strong anti-tumor potency of compounds found in marine resources reflects the ocean's enormous potential as a source of anticancer therapeutics. In this present investigation, an ambuic acid derivative anticancer compound was isolated from Talaromyces flavus, and its cytotoxicity and apoptosis induction potential were analyzed.

Curative Potential of High-Value Phytochemicals on COVID-19 Infection.

Medicinal plants and their therapeutically promising chemical compounds belonging to the valued category of 'traditional medicine' are potential remedies for various health problems. Due to their complex structure and enormous health benefits, the high-value plant-derived metabolites collectively termed as 'phytochemicals' have emerged as a crucial source for novel drug discovery and development. Indeed, several medicinal plants from diverse habitats are still in the 'underexplored' category in terms of their bioactive principles and therapeutic potential.