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Evaluation of the Anticancer Effects of <em>Warburgia salutaris </em>Leaf Extracts: A Comparative Study of Both Liposomal-Encapsulated and Unencapsulated, with Mechanistic Insights into Apoptotic Signalling

2026-03-25

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Although medicinal plants possess vast biological properties, crude medicinal plant extracts often show limited therapeutic efficacy due to poor aqueous solubility, instability, and inadequate bioavailability, which restricts efficient intracellular delivery. As cancer is a genetic disease requiring intracellular and nuclear targeting, improved delivery systems are essential. Warburgia salutaris is traditionally u...

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b6581e8c-d34a-595c-8d91-155568c2de42
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10.20944/preprints202603.1998.v1
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