Unveiling the anticancer effect of cytisine against oral cancer: Insights from bioinformatics and in-vitro approaches.
Researchers used computational modelling and laboratory experiments to investigate cytisine, a natural alkaloid, as a potential anticancer agent for oral squamous cell carcinoma. Cytisine showed strong binding to key cancer-related proteins and demonstrated cytotoxic and anti-migration effects against carcinoma cells in vitro while sparing normal cells.
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