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Exploring the anticancer potential of Hewittia malabarica through phytochemical analysis and molecular docking study.
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Natural resources provide valuable medicinal components that are highly sought after as alternatives to synthetic drugs for treating serious diseases like cancer. Hewittia malabarica, a creeper native to India, is recognized for its exceptional medicinal properties. In this study, the anticancer property of different solvent extracts and composition of active extract from H. malabarica were examined. Of the extracts prepared using petroleum ether, chloroform, ethyl acetate, acetone, methanol and water, the chloroform extract showed the highest cytotoxicity with an IC
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