Anti-Cancer Study of Carvacrol in Hypoxic-Induced Colorectal Cancer Cell
Abstract:Introduction: Colorectal cancer presents a complex global health challenge, characterized by complications arising from metastasis development due to rapid proliferation, adaptation to hypoxia, and angiogenesis. Carvacrol, a natural monoterpenoid phenol derived from various plants, has interest for its diverse pharmacological properties, particularly its antitumor effects. Methods: We aimed to assess the inhibitory effect of carvacrol on cell migration and proliferation in the hypoxic colorectal cancer cell li… Show more
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