In silico and in vitro study of the anti-tuberculous activity of Nigella sativa L. bioactive compounds
Nizar A. Khamjan(Jazan University), Iffat Zareen Ahmad(Integral University), Mohtashim Lohani(Jazan University), Abdullah Farasani(Jazan University), Heena Tabassum(Bioinformatics Institute), Elsie Maguen(Jazan University), Md. Mazharul Haque(Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology), Bahja Siddig Mohammed(Jazan University), Elhan Khan(Integral University)
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