Yash
Yash
Yash
Dr.
A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technical University,
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Submitted By Submitted To
Payal Teotia Dr. Prasoon Kumar Saxena
Priyanshu Sharma
Yash Gupta
Vimal Kishor
Radiation
Antibodies
Gene Therapy
TREATMENT OF CANCER
There are following methods for treatment of cancer:
1. Surgery: The cancerous tissue is removed surgically to
reduce the load of cell.
2. Radiation Therapy: The tumour cell are irradiated leathally
taking care of the surrounding tissue.
3. Chemotherapy: Chemotherapeutic drugs are to kill cancerous
cells, however majority of drug have side effect like hair
loss, anaemia etc.
4. Immunotherapy: It involves the use of biological response
modifier like interferons, which activates Immune system &
help in destroying the tumour.
DRUG USED TO TREAT CANCER
HERBAL DRUGS USED TO TREAT
CANCER
HERBAL PLANTS USED TO TREAT
CANCER
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MICROSCOPY
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CONCLUSION
Anticancer activity can refer to various outcomes observed when testing substances
for their ability to inhibit or destroy cancer cells. Results can vary widely depending
on the substance tested, the type of cancer, and the specific experimental conditions.
Some substances show promising results in inhibiting cancer cell growth, inducing
apoptosis (cell death), or reducing tumor size in preclinical studies or clinical trials.
However, it's crucial to note that not all promising results in laboratory studies
translate into effective treatments for humans due to complexities in the human body
and the unique nature of each cancer type. Success in anticancer activity in
experimental settings doesn't always guarantee the same outcome in clinical
applications on the basis of our experiment we observed that taken sample drug was
effective against Cancer as it stop the growth of Cancerous cells.