Phytochemical profiling, antimicrobial, antibiofilm, and molecular docking of Farsetia aegyptia and Zilla spinosa from Saudi Arabia

Key Points

• Powerful antimicrobial activity was observed in both Farsetia aegyptia and Zilla spinosa, indicating their potential use in medical applications.
• Key evidence shows significant inhibition of biofilm formation, which can help tackle bacterial resistance.
• Analysis involved phytochemical profiling and molecular docking to identify bioactive compounds against pathogens.
• Findings support the potential development of novel anti-infective agents, but further research is necessary to confirm efficacy.

Abstract