However, although the extracts revealed no effect on bacterial membrane integrity, molecular docking results indicate that this antibacterial potential may be due to inhibition of DNA gyrase.These findings support the traditional use of C. caeruleus in the treatment of wounds and prevention of bacterial infections; nevertheless, a thorough study against other microorganisms and othermodes of action is required to explore potential applications of these extracts in the pharmacological industry. The gene discussed is TOP2A; the disease is bacterial infectious disease.