Original paper
Progression of conventional hepatic cell culture models to bioengineered HepG2 cells for evaluation of herbal bioactivities
Abstract
Cancer cell lines of human tissue origin have been extensively used to investigate antiproliferative activity and toxicity of herbal extracts, isolated compounds, and anticancer drugs. These cell lines are genetically and/or epigenetically well characterized to determine the altered expression of proteins within given cellular pathways and critical genes in cancer. Human derived hepatoma (HepG2) cell line has been extensively exploited to...
Paper Details
Title
Progression of conventional hepatic cell culture models to bioengineered HepG2 cells for evaluation of herbal bioactivities
Published Date
Apr 3, 2018
Journal
Volume
40
Issue
6
Pages
881 - 893
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