NiO@TPP-HPA as an Efficient Integrated Nanocatalyst and Anti-Liver Cancer Agent. Synthesis of 2-Substituted Indoles

Zinc oxide‐cadmium(II) sulfide heterostructure as a potential photocatalyst for preparing substituted chromenes and its anti‐liver cancer activity

“…By comparing the viability of cancer cells and normal cells after nanoparticle treatment, then, the selectivity of nanoparticles in inducing cytotoxic effects can be assessed. Up to now, various simple or decorated metal oxide nanoparticles as well as many plant extracts have been documented because of their anticancer and cytotoxic properties 27–40 . One mechanism by which metal oxide nanoparticles induce cytotoxic effects is through the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) that induce oxidative stress and damage.…”

Delivery of anti-cancer and anti-depression doxepin drug by nickel oxide nanoparticles originated from the Cressa nudicaulis plant extract

“…Hence, NiO nanoparticles are inclined to be harmful against numerous cancers. 14 Various strategies have been accounted for the synthesis of these important nanoparticles by utilizing ecologically harmless procedures. 15–17 Regardless, when contrasted with other green methodologies, plant extracts have arisen as an important strategy since they can be utilized in various settings and require no specific treatments or chemical conditions.…”