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Unravelling the therapeutic potential of orchid plant against cancer

2022-07-13

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Cancer is one of the deadly diseases all over the world which is defined as unregulated growth and division of the cells. Natural remedies, particularly derived from plants, were used to treat a range of illnesses for thousands of years, including cancer. Several orchid species have been reported as a cure to treat various types of cancers. Orchids are huge family of flower bearing plants. They are traditionally u...

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Literature Corpus work: 595f2563-f58d-54cd-9a26-de852e5d9e93
DOI: 10.1016/j.sajb.2022.07.005

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