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T A Khwaja, J C Varven, S Pentecost

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|May 15, 1980

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Anticancer activity of certain highly cytotoxic alkaloids present in Korean mistletoe has been demonstrated in experimental animals. Unlike European mistletoe, no cytotoxic proteins were found in the Korean mistletoe.

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