Anticancer Activity and Evaluation of Radio Protective Potential of Medicinally Important in Indian Bamboo Plants | Original Article

ABSTRACT:

In both developed and developing countries, cancer is a major public health burden. Anticancer activity is the effect of natural and synthetic or biological and chemical agents in order to reverse, inhibit or avoid cancer progression. Several synthetic agents are used to cure the disease, but they have their toxicity and therefore the chemotherapeutic agents derived from the plant are being investigated. As a result, an attempt was made to examine evaluation of the radio-protective ability of medicinally essential Indian bamboo plants in medicinal plants cancer. In this study, family-owned anticancer medicinal plants are documented. Such plants tend to be used against specific cancer forms including sarcoma, lymphoma, carcinoma, and leukemia. All of these plants are potential candidates for in vivo studies as they demonstrate good activity in vitro anticancer.