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Anticancer properties of Tulbaghia violacea regulate the expression of p53-dependent mechanisms in cancer cell lines

31 Jul 2020

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Cancer is an enormous burden of disease globally. Today, more people die from cancer than a combination of several diseases. And in females, breast and cervical malignancies remain the most common types. Currently, cervical and breast cancer are the most diagnosed gynecological cancer type amongst black females in the Southern Sahara while amongst males prostate cancer is on the upward trend. With many of them...

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PMID: 32737339
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-69722-4

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