Investigation of in vitro anticancer and antioxidant activities of various extracts of Bayramiç Beyazı nectarine, and molecular docking, molecular dynamics simulation, and protein-protein interaction network

Key Points

• Anticancer activities were observed, indicating effectiveness against cancer cells in vitro.
• Key evidence: significant inhibition of cancer cell growth was recorded at various extract concentrations.
• Analysis included molecular docking and dynamics simulations to explore interactions at the molecular level.
• Indicates a promising avenue for developing new cancer treatments; further research into clinical applications is needed.