Evaluation highlights the anti-oxidant and cytotoxic impacts of Dysphania botrys extract on B16F10 and MCF-7 cell lines, suggesting further investigations are needed.
DCM fraction of D. botrys had significant anti-oxidant effects that may be associated with its phenolic and flavonoid compounds. It seems that terpenoid compounds are responsible for cytotoxic effects. Hence, complementary studies are needed to assess other bioactive compounds of D. botrys and their protective mechanisms.
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