Extensive research on the mutant P53 protein has identified its pivotal role in anti-apoptosis mechanisms, drug resistance, and cancer progression in OSCC. The mass spectrum revealed the pharmacologically significant bioactive compounds reported for the first time in C cainito. Molecular docking investigation has identified four potential new P53 inhibitors compared with the standard P53 inhibitors. Hence, this analysis reinforces the likelihood of anti-cancer activities in leaves.
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