Diosgenin derivatives developed from Pd(ii) catalysed dehydrogenative coupling exert an effect on breast cancer cells by abrogating their growth and facilitating apoptosis via regulating the AKT1 pathway
Abstract:Pd(ii) chromone Schiff base complex catalysed the dehydrogenative coupling of diosgenin and the obtained derivatives induced apoptosis by inhibiting AKT1 signaling pathway in breast cancer cells.
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