Oncology Medical News about Solanum nigrum Linne; antitumor; immunomodulating effects

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Antitumor and immunomodulating effects of polysaccharides isolated from Solanum nigrum Linne
Phytotherapy Research, 05/21/09

Li J et al. - These data showed that SNL-P possess potent antitumor activity and SNL-P might exert antitumor activity via activation of different immune responses in the host rather than by directly attacking cancer cells on the U14 cervical cancer bearing mice. Thus, SNL-P could be used as an immunomodulator and an anticancer agent.

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