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In Vitro Evaluate the Antiproliferative Impact of Cnicus Benedictus L. Leaves Methanolic Extract on Cervical Cancer

Jalil, D.M., Al-Mahdawi, T.T., Jameel, M.G. and Talal, M. · Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention · 2024

Preclinical
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Abstract

Methanolic extract of Cnicus benedictus leaves selectively inhibited the growth of human cervical cancer (HeLa) cells while sparing normal cells, indicating antitumour potential of blessed thistle.

Referenced for these plants

Blessed ThistleHoly thistleSpotted thistleSt Benedict's thistleCnicus benedictus

How to cite

Jalil, D.M., Al-Mahdawi, T.T., Jameel, M.G. and Talal, M (2024) 'In Vitro Evaluate the Antiproliferative Impact of Cnicus Benedictus L. Leaves Methanolic Extract on Cervical Cancer', Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, 25(10), pp. 3643-3649. doi:10.31557/APJCP.2024.25.10.3643

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