ArticleFrontiers in pharmacology2026
Catechins as antibiofilm agents: molecular insights for virtual screening and in
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Abstract
Introduction: Bacterial Biofilms are of great concern because they are the main drivers of antimicrobial resistance. We investigated the potential of catechins against bacterial biofilms using advanced computational and Methods: The HPLC profiling of Results: Molecular docking on 2UV0 indicated a moderate interaction with targets, which was further confirmed by DFT analysis (Homo-Lumo). Root mean square fluctuations and normal mode analysis (NMA) further supported the chemical reactivity and possible protein-ligand stabilization profile of epicatechin gallate. Antimicrobial assay showed the highest inhibition by epigallocatechin against Conclusion: It was thus concluded that catechin possesses significant antibacterial and antibiofilm potential that be phenotypic response.
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