Curcumin Versus Curcumin-Iron Complex Docking in Tuberculosis Targets: A Insights on Synthesis & Molecular Docking Study

In this contemporary state Natural products play a significant role in drug discovery.This research investigates a Curcumin-Iron complex (CuFe) as a potential new weapon against tuberculosis (TB).The study highlights the global burden of TB and the need for alternatives due to rising drug resistance.Curcumin, a promising compound from turmeric, suffers from poor absorption in the body.The researchers created CuFe and confirmed its structure using XRD analysis to address this.Using computer simulations, they then tested CuFe's binding to key targets in the TB bacteria.Excitingly, CuFe showed superior binding compared to curcumin and existing drugs.The discussion emphasizes the potential of plant-based medicines like curcumin, along with metal complexes, mentioning garlic and piperine as further avenues.The authors conclude that CuFe is a promising candidate, but further testing in animals and humans, along with studies on absorption and regulatory approval, is needed before it can be considered a viable TB treatment.

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Texila international journal of public health
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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.21522/tijph.2013.se.24.05.art030
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Curcumin's Biomedical Applications
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Curcumin Versus Curcumin-Iron Complex Docking in Tuberculosis Targets: A Insights on Synthesis & Molecular Docking Study

Texila international journal of public health
Curcumin's Biomedical Applications
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Curcumin Versus Curcumin-Iron Complex Docking in Tuberculosis Targets: A Insights on Synthesis & Molecular Docking Study

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Abstract

In this contemporary state Natural products play a significant role in drug discovery.This research investigates a Curcumin-Iron complex (CuFe) as a potential new weapon against tuberculosis (TB).The study highlights the global burden of TB and the need for alternatives due to rising drug resistance.Curcumin, a promising compound from turmeric, suffers from poor absorption in the body.The researchers created CuFe and confirmed its structure using XRD analysis to address this.Using computer simulations, they then tested CuFe's binding to key targets in the TB bacteria.Excitingly, CuFe showed superior binding compared to curcumin and existing drugs.The discussion emphasizes the potential of plant-based medicines like curcumin, along with metal complexes, mentioning garlic and piperine as further avenues.The authors conclude that CuFe is a promising candidate, but further testing in animals and humans, along with studies on absorption and regulatory approval, is needed before it can be considered a viable TB treatment.

Texila international journal of public healthVol. 24(05)
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Curcumin's Biomedical Applications
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