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Apoptosis induction in MV4-11 and K562 human leukemic cells by Pereskia sacharosa (Cactaceae) leaf crude extractAsmaa et al., 2014
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- Asmaa M
- Al-Jamal H
- Ang C
- Asan J
- Seeni A
- Johan M
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- Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention
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Background: Pereskia sacharosa is a genus of cacti widely used in folk medicine for cancer- related treatment. Anti-proliferative effects have been studied in recent years against colon, breast, cervical and lung cancer cell lines, with promising results. We here extended study of …
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