Cytotoxic Activity from Clematis Species-A Review


Authors : Rajeev Rattan

Volume/Issue : Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 6 - June

Google Scholar : https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi

Scribd : https://tinyurl.com/232mhxaa

DOI : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8050713

Abstract : Cancer is one of the major causes of human catastrophe next to cardiovascular diseases. With the advent of modern techniques like chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical tools to treat cancer cells, the cost factor and the risk of damage of healthy cells in the surrounding tissue is the major concern. The anticancer compounds derived from natural sources have little side effects [1]. Out of 121 medicines used for cancer treatment 90 have the plants origin. However, comprehensive study on structure based activity consistent to para-clinical and clinical aspects is necessary to establish these species as potential natural substitute to cure cancer. The review will help for future study.

Keywords : Cytotoxic Activity, Saponins, C. Argentilucida, C. Tangutica, C. Montana.

Cancer is one of the major causes of human catastrophe next to cardiovascular diseases. With the advent of modern techniques like chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical tools to treat cancer cells, the cost factor and the risk of damage of healthy cells in the surrounding tissue is the major concern. The anticancer compounds derived from natural sources have little side effects [1]. Out of 121 medicines used for cancer treatment 90 have the plants origin. However, comprehensive study on structure based activity consistent to para-clinical and clinical aspects is necessary to establish these species as potential natural substitute to cure cancer. The review will help for future study.

Keywords : Cytotoxic Activity, Saponins, C. Argentilucida, C. Tangutica, C. Montana.

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