Substitution at Phenyl Rings of Chalcone and Schiff Base Moieties Accounts for their Antiproliferative Activity
El-Sayed, Wael; Hussein RA,; Salem MS,;
Abstract
In a continuous combat against cancer which is one of the leading causes of mortality now, chalcone and Schiff bases moieties have been incorporated and their antiproliferative activities and associated mechanisms against liver (HepG2) and breast (MCF-7) cell lines in addition to normal fibroblasts (WI-38) have been examined.
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Title | Substitution at Phenyl Rings of Chalcone and Schiff Base Moieties Accounts for their Antiproliferative Activity | Authors | El-Sayed, Wael ; Hussein RA, ; Salem MS, | Issue Date | 25-Feb-2019 | Journal | Anti-cancer agents in medicinal chemistry | DOI | 1875-5992 10.2174/1871520619666190225122338 |
PubMed ID | 30799796 |
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