02253nas a2200289 4500008004100000245014400041210006900185260001700254300001200271490000700283520130600290653002001596653002401616653001901640653002001659653002201679653002001701100001601721700001901737700002401756700002101780700002101801700002701822700002301849700002701872856006401899 2024 eng d00aMelezitose a Potential of Bioactive Compound from Aqueous Extract of Indian Satavari: An Web Based in silico Study Utilizing GC-MS Analysis0 aMelezitose a Potential of Bioactive Compound from Aqueous Extrac cOctober 2024 a887-8960 v163 a

Background: Historical records indicate that medicinal plants and their components have been utilized for treating diverse conditions since antiquity. Asparagus racemosus, in particular, demonstrates a broad spectrum of therapeutic possibilities. Aim: This study aimed to pinpoint potential bioactive compounds found within the aqueous extract of Asparagus racemosus. Materials and Methods: Gas Chromatography employed to identify the presence of various molecules, while Mass Spectrometry and FTIR analysis validated their molecular structures. The molecule was subjected to thorough scrutiny for its potential as a drug candidate, its biological activity, and its predicted targets using in silico techniques. Results: The aqueous extract stands out as the richest reservoir of carbohydrates and steroidal alkaloids. The molecule Melezitose was found in the highest concentration (37.86%). The identified molecule is a carbohydrate in nature. The computational analysis revealed promising drug-like properties and therapeutic potential for the investigated molecule. Conclusion: It could serve as a viable therapeutic option for addressing multiple disorders.

10aAqueous extract10aAsparagus racemosus10aChromatography10aIn silico study10aMass spectroscopy10aTarget analysis1 aSen, Sandip1 aSwathi, Kalepu1 aVishwanath, Dubbasi1 aRavindar, Bairam1 aChaitanya, Mitta1 aCherukupally, Srinivas1 aTejasree, Shapuram1 aAllu, Hema, Varaha San uhttps://www.phcogres.com/article/2024/16/4/105530pres164101