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How Plants Can Contribute to the Supply of Anticancer Compounds,n used medicinally because they produce secondary metabolites with pharmacological properties, including compounds such as paclitaxel (Taxol) that inhibit cell division and can therefore be used as a treatment for cancer. With the advent of recombinant DNA and molecular biotechnology in the 1970s, p

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Cancer and Biotechnology: A Matchup that Should Never Slowdown,ide effects. About 40% of FDA-approved therapeutic agents are natural-based components or their derivatives. Plant-based components have been reported to have anticancer properties in vivo and in vitro through the modulation of many cancer hallmarks and niche elements, including self-renewal propert

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Plant-Derived Compounds with Anticancer Properties: From Folklore to Practice,ed as medicines for over 5000 years. It is estimated that 70–95% of the population in developing countries continues to use traditional medicines even today. A new trend, that involved the isolation of plant active compounds, led to the discovery of different active compounds that are derived from p