In-silico Study of an Ethnobotanical Plant; Urtica dioica for Assessing Anti-diabetic Potential

Urtica dioica L (Bicchu buti) is anethnobotanical plant.It a wild herbaceous perennial plant found in the Himalayan region of India and commonly known as stinging nettle. It has ethnobotanical importance, used to treat various disorders since ancient times.The aim this paper in-silico study U. dioica’s phytochemicals on glucose metabolism related alpha-amylase. Therefore, research, we have assessed anti-diabetic potential Ranikhet tehsil, by method. Hence, weconducted molecular docking with target i.e., From our study, found4 namely; Ursolic acid, Pinoresinol , Beta-Sitosterol, (-)-Pinoresinol which could be useful effective drugdevelopment helpful treatment diabetes problems