RA and CA, compounds found in rosemary extract, have shown anti-cancer properties. They inhibit tumor growth and have potential for cancer treatment.
Matricaria recutita leaf extract was used to create tin oxide nanoparticles. These nanoparticles showed anticancer and antimicrobial activity, making them potentially useful in cancer therapy, drug administration, and disinfecting.
This meta-analysis found that several Chinese herbal injections combined with docetaxel and cisplatin showed promising effectiveness in treating non-small cell lung cancer. Further research is required for confirmation.
Researchers investigated Trigonelline's potential as an anticancer compound in breast cancer. They identified 14 specific targets and demonstrated its favorable binding affinity. Trigonelline could potentially be used to target breast cancer genes and mutants, but further validation is needed.
Thyme oil can affect key proteins and pathways involved in breast cancer. Three compounds in Thyme oil show strong binding to breast cancer proteins. Thyme oil inhibits cancer cell growth. It has potential as a new therapy, but further studies are needed.
Cordia dichotoma is a medicinal plant with various beneficial components. Studies show significant anticancer effects on multiple cancer cell lines. This review focuses on specific components and recent findings on the plant's anticancer properties.
This review highlights the nutritional composition, phytochemistry, and antimicrobial and anticancer properties of Quinoa and Amaranth, emphasizing their potential for food security and their relevance in anticancer research.
Fig latex affects gene expression in cervical cancer cell lines, influencing pathways related to cancer development and progression. This suggests a potential novel therapeutic approach for HPV-related cervical cancer.