“…This plant extract and its derivatives have potential of being successfully used as a therapeutic agent against leukemia and melanoma as well as lung, liver, pancreas, pelvic, cervical, prostate, and breast cancers (Aljuraisy et al, 2012;Kulp & Bragina, 2013;Nadova et al, 2008;Paul et al, 2012Paul et al, , 2013. Chelidonium majus is rich in various types of isoquinoline alkaloids, including chelidonine that has shown promising antitumor potential DOI: 10.3109/13880209.2013.871641 with the ability to overcome multidrug resistance of different cancer cell lines and might be, therefore, profitable in medical oncology.…”