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Bioactive phytocompound mulberroside C and endophytes of Morus alba as potential inhibitors of HIV‐1 replication: a mechanistic evaluation

Despite considerable advancement in antiretroviral therapy, development of safe, effective, and multi‐targeted drugs for HIV still remains a big challenge. Endophytes are untouched and, hence, an important and novel sources in drug discovery endeavours. The present study was conducted to identify the anti‐HIV compounds from Morus alba and endophytes isolated from it.