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几种天然产物活性成分与DNA的相互作用研究 Title:InteractionsbetweenNaturalProductswithActiveIngredientsandDNA:AResearchReview Introduction: Naturalproductsaresubstancesderivedfromplants,animals,ormicroorganismsthathavebeenusedforcenturiesfortheirtherapeuticproperties.Inrecentyears,therehasbeengrowinginterestinunderstandingtheinteractionsbetweennaturalproducts'activeingredientsandDNA.Thisresearchaimstoexplorethepotentialapplicationsoftheseinteractionsandtheirsignificanceindrugdiscoveryanddevelopment. Methods: Thisreviewwasconductedbyanalyzingandsynthesizingrelevantscientificliterature,includingresearcharticles,reviews,andpatents.Thesearchfocusedonstudiesinvestigatingtheinteractionsbetweennaturalproducts'activeingredientsandDNAandtheirpotentialimplications. InteractionsofNaturalProducts'ActiveIngredientswithDNA: 1.DNABinding: ManynaturalproductspossesstheabilitytobindtoDNAthroughvariousmechanisms,suchasintercalation,groovebinding,orelectrostaticinteractions.IntercalationinvolvestheinsertionofaplanarmoleculebetweentheDNAbasepairs,whilegroovebindingoccursinthemajororminorgroovesoftheDNAhelix.ExamplesofnaturalproductswithDNAbindingpropertiesincludecurcumin,quercetin,andberberine. 2.DNADamage: SeveralnaturalproductsinduceDNAdamage,leadingtoDNAstrandbreaks,cross-links,ormodifications.ThesedisruptionsintheDNAstructurecanresultincellcyclearrest,apoptosis,orDNArepairmechanisms.Forinstance,somepolyphenolsfoundingreentea,suchasepigallocatechingallate(EGCG),havebeenshowntocauseoxidativeDNAdamage. 3.DNARepairInhibition: CertainnaturalproductscaninhibitDNArepairenzymes,suchaspoly(ADP-ribose)polymerase(PARP),whichplaysacrucialroleinDNArepairmechanisms.Byinhibitingtheseenzymes,naturalproductsmayenhancetheeffectivenessofchemotherapeuticagentsthatinduceDNAdamageincancercells. 4.AntimicrobialActions: Numerousnaturalproductspossessantimicrobialpropertiesbyinterferingwiththereplicationandtranscriptionprocessesinbacteriaandviruses.ThisinteractionwithmicrobialDNAmayleadtotheinhibitionofessentialenzymesorinter