Computational analysis of nuclear factor-κB and resveratrol in colorectal cancer

Nuclear factor kappa B (NF-kappa B), a dimeric transcription factor, is a major regulator and an important determinant of the biological characteristics of tumour cells. Some antioxidants or protease inhibitors have been found to act against NF-kappa B to suppress colorectal cancer (CRC). In the current investigation, a computational study was performed to investigate the molecular interaction between NF-kappa B and resveratrol. Molecular docking studies revealed that, resveratrol with NF-kappa B are predicted to be quite effective. The application of molecular dynamics simulation (MDS) tactics has considerably supported in increasing the prediction precision of the outcomes. Further, this study revealed that NF-kappa B could be a potential target for various anti-cancerous drugs for cancer therapeutics. Furthermore, animal investigations are necessary to confirm the efficacy and evaluate potency of target and drugs.

Automated summary

NF-kappa B is a major regulator of the biological characteristics of tumor cells, and antioxidants or protease inhibitors may suppress colorectal cancer. Computational studies suggest NF-kappa B could be a potential target for anti-cancer drugs.