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In silico analysis identifies ellagic acid as a potential antihypertensive agent, suggesting further validation is necessary.
Our results suggest that Ellagic acid from Terminalia arjuna possesses significant antihypertensive potential due to the highest binding efficiency with 2X96 receptor. However, in vitro, and in vivo experimentation are needed to validate the antihypertensive potential of Ellagic acid in the future.
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