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The effect of Ephedra foeminea on human bone osteosarcoma U2OS cell viability and migration
Although advancement has been made in the development of cancer treatments, contemporary treatments still present significant challenges such as low effectiveness and adverse side effects. There is thus a critical need to continuously develop new and more effective drugs against cancer. Herbal plant...
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2019
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