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In vitro anti-inflammatory and anticancer activities of extracts of Acalypha alopecuroidea (Euphorbiaceae).

International journal of oncology - 1 Oct 2009

Madlener Sibylle, Svacinová Jana, Kitner Miloslav, Kopecky Jirí, Eytner Ruth, Lackner Andreas, Vo Than Phuong Nha, Frisch Richard, Grusch Michael, De Martin Rainer, Dolezal Karel, Strnad Miroslav, Krupitza Georg

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More than 60% of conventional drugs are derived from natural compounds, some of the most effective pharmaceuticals (e.g. aspirin, quinine and various antibiotics) originate from plants or microbes, and large numbers of potentially valuable natural substances remain to be discovered. Plants with c...

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PMID: 19724926
DOI: 10.3892/ijo_00000403

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