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Published on: December 27, 2016
Osteoblastic MG63 CELLS promoted by ATP shows apoptotic LDH release under guggulsterone exposure
Hydar Muhsin Khalfa1, Al-Msaid Lateef Farhan Hayder1, Murtadha M Jawad2
1DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY, FACULTY OF SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF KUFA, NAJAF, IRAQ.
Objective:
Aim: To identify the anticancer potential of guggulsterone on Mg63 cells. ATP was administered to promotes growth was given to MG-63 human osteosarcoma cells that have osteoblastic features.
Patients And Methods:
Materials and Methods: Different amounts of guggulsterone were added to MG 63 cells, and their shape and rate of growth were studied. The amount of LDH in cells was measured to evaluate cell toxicity. The findings show that guggulsterone caused more changes in the shape of MG63 cells after they were exposed to it.
Results:
Results: With higher amounts of guggulsterone, cell growth slowed down significantly. The results that were seen in this study were similar to what had been seen in other studies on different cell types.
Conclusion:
Conclusions: Based on the results, we conclude that guggulsterone plays an important part in the changes that happen to the shape of cancer cells when they grow faster.
