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Plant-based natural products in cancer therapeutics.

Journal of drug targeting - 1 Apr 2024

Mahato Rohini, Behera Dillip Kumar, Patra Biswajit, Das Shradhanjali, Lakra Kulwant, Pradhan Surya Narayan, Abbas Sk Jahir, Ali Sk Imran

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Various cells in our body regularly divide to replace old cells and dead cells. For a living cell to be growing, cell division and differentiation is highly essential. Cancer is characterised by uncontrollable cell division and invasion of other tissues due to dysregulation in the cell cycle. An accumulation of genetic changes or mutations develops through different physical (UV and other radiations), chemical...

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PMID: 38315449
DOI: 10.1080/1061186X.2024.2315474

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