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Mycochemistry, antioxidant content, and antioxidant potentiality of the ethanolic extract of
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Abstract
Objectives: Cervical cancer is increasing worldwide and is becoming resistant to the existing drugs in clinical practice. Here, ethanolic extract of fruit body of Methods: Fruit bodies of Results: The antioxidant activity bioassay showed that the IC Conclusions: It has demonstrated that PFEE is a highly potent anti-cervical cancer agent
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