Cancer has emerged as a leading cause of death throughout the world. Peptides are a novel class of anticancer agents that can specifically target cancer cells with low toxicity to normal tissues and thus, offer new opportunities for future cancer treatment. On the other hand, Ciprofloxacin, an antibiotic, also known to its anticancer property for enabling cell cycle arrest and creating double s...

Satureja khuzestanica Jamzad (Marzeh Khuzestani in Persian) is an endemic plant that iswidely distributed in the southern part of Iran. Despite the number of papers published on thisplant, no one has focused on its anticancer effects. Therefore, the present study was designedto investigate the selective cytotoxic and anti-proliferative properties of satureja khuzestanicatotal extract (SKE). MCF...

Satureja khuzestanica Jamzad (Marzeh Khuzestani in Persian) is an endemic plant that iswidely distributed in the southern part of Iran. Despite the number of papers published on thisplant, no one has focused on its anticancer effects. Therefore, the present study was designedto investigate the selective cytotoxic and anti-proliferative properties of satureja khuzestanicatotal extract (SKE). MCF...

'[HE' term, chemotherapy of tuberculosis, implies a simplified concept which may have been compromised in the reader's mind by the experience of, successful chemotherapy in other fields. It is not a misplaced pedantry which leads clinicians to speak of the "management" of tuberculosis, but rather a work-a-day acquaintance and understanding of the many diverse pathological conditions involved. T...

Identifying new chemotherapeutic agents with fewer side effects is a major concern for scientists today. Thymus caramanicus Jalas (Lamiaceae family) is one of the species of Thymus that grows wild in different regions of Iran. Traditionally, leaves of this plant are used in the treatment of diabetes, arthritis and cancer. Here was investigated the cytotoxic property of Thymus caramanicus essent...

Accumulated evidence indicates that infection by fungi capable of causing systemic disease usually results in a relatively strong acquired resistance. The working hypothesis for this study was that an antifungal substance, even one with only slight fungistatic activity, could be an effective chemotherapeutic agent by arresting progression of the infection until acquired resistance became effect...