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This is a In Silico Study study.

Active Compounds From Medicinal Plants as Novel Approaches for Asthma Therapy: In Silico Docking Analysis

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Thirty-four compounds showed high affinity for β2 or M3 receptors, suggesting potential bronchodilator capabilities.
High binding affinities were noted for cryptotanshinone and paeoniflorin at the β2 receptor and tetrandrine at the M3 receptor.
The in silico docking assessed 100 bioactive plant compounds using a comprehensive literature review and molecular docking techniques.
These findings indicate that plant-derived compounds may offer new avenues for asthma therapy and require further validation.

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In silico study reveals potential bronchodilatory effects of phytochemicals on β2 and M3 receptors, highlighting novel asthma treatments.

Çelik et al. (2025) studied this question.

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In silico study reveals potential bronchodilatory effects of phytochemicals on β2 and M3 receptors, highlighting novel asthma treatments.