Tea plant root extract (TRE) as an antineoplastic agent.

Sur P.; Ganguly D.K.

Tea plant root extract (TRE) as an antineoplastic agent.

1994

Sur P. | Ganguly D.K.

The antitumour effect of tea plant root extract (TRE) has been evaluated against Ehrlich ascites carcinoma (EAC) in Balb-C mice. Significant increases of survival times of the TRE-treated, tumour-bearing mice have been confirmed repeatedly with respect to the control group. TRE inhibited the tumour cell growth and reversed the changes of haematological parameters consequent to tumour inoculation.

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antineoplastic agents ascite ascites ascitis camellia sinensis carcinome chemical composition composition chimique drug plants farmacologia pharmacologie pharmacology phenolic compounds plantas medicinales plante medicinale

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Planta Medica

Volume 60 ISSN 0032-0943

Pagination

v.106-109(2)

Other Subjects

Agentes antineoplasticos; Composicion quimica; Carcinomas; Compuestos fenolicos; Compose phenolique; Medicament cytostatique

Language

English

Note

2 graphs, 2 tables; 9 ref. Summary (En).

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Planta-Medica (Germany). (1994). v. 60(2) p. 106-109.

Corporate Author

Indian Inst. of Chemical Biology, Calcutta (India). Div. of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics

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Tea plant root extract (TRE) as an antineoplastic agent.

1994

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