… Though chemotherapeutic agents have effect on cancer cells, their usage … chemotherapeutic
agents in less dosage with higher dosage of polyphenols are less cytotoxic to normal cells. …

… of several cancer cell lines treated with different anticancer drugs using a set of common
senescence markers. Our results point to a cell type and drug diversity in the cancer cell …

… is the preferred choice in case of metastatic cancers [2]. Chemotherapy leads to the suppression
of cell division which is a characteristic feature of cancer cells. However, rapidly dividing …

… In addition it has high specificity to cancer cells due to the overexpression of thymidine
phosphorylase, which involves the final step of its activation converting 5′-deoxy- 5′-…

… Given the success of the macromolecular chemotherapeutics against drug-resistant
cancer cell lines, we sought to further evaluate if multiple treatments with the polymer caused …

… a growing interest as anticancer agents over recent decades, with mounting reports
demonstrating their high efficacy and selectivity against cancer cells. Typically, Se compounds exert …

… with chemotherapeutical agents for cancer treatment. This … via sensitization of cancer cells,
reversing chemoresistance … decreasing chemotherapy-induced toxicity in non-tumoral cells by …

… prostate cancer, survival rates are low and treatment options are limited to chemotherapy …
Although ionizing radiation is used to treat localized and metastatic prostate cancer, the most …

… Cancer cells exhibit … cells and, with threshold limits, ROS contribute to cancer cell
homeostasis and growth. However, treatment of cancer cells with ROS-inducing anticancer agents …

… These results demonstrated that metformin can enhance the cytotoxicity of chemotherapeutic
agents on drug-resistant cancer cells. Autophagy, as a type of cell death, degrades cellular …