What is the good method that used to determine the anticancer activity of crude extract?

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The effect of organic solvent in extraction on the biological activity of the extract?

demso also give -ve result for the biological assay

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Strugglling with m6A dot blot any suugesstion ?

I have been doing the m6A dot blot for a while with no improvement, I am extracting the RNA, and I can see the dots although the three biological replicas give a different reading on the memberan...

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How can I use the cif data obtained from rietveld refinement extracted via gsas2, for microstructural analysis using ETEX software?

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The aqueous fraction of the hydroethanolic extract is showing the presence of palmitic acid. What is the mechanism responsible ?

Palmitic acid presence in aqueous fraction

05 August 2024 8,624 4 View

If we are using snowball sampling technique, how do we justify the true representativeness of the sample statistically? is there any statistical test?

Are there any statistical methods to justify your sampling technique using SPSS or AMOS?

05 August 2024 9,153 4 View

What are possible strategies can be used to analyze data under sequential explanatory mixed method approach?

Better ways to analyze the qualitative and quantitative data in a sequential explanatory mixed method approaches

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Which solvent is better to dissolve with secondary metabolites extracted from fungi?

I work on MCF7 cell cell for anticaner purpose and I wa to do drug preperation the drug ( secondary metabolites extracted from Aspergillus) My question which solvent is better with these secodary...

03 August 2024 4,725 2 View

For systematic review data extraction, should I use ITT or PP analysis, and count all randomized participants or only those who completed the study?

I am conducting a systematic review and meta analysis; as I am extracting data I realized there is a consort diagram that shows the number of patients from randomization till end of the study. So...

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Why 3 replicates for most biological assays? Is it enough to examine the data fits normal distribution?

Just bounced on me. Before statistically analysing significant difference, shouldn't we see if data fits normal distribution first? Is 3 replicates enough to testify the hypothesis of normal...

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For the moringa oleifera extract using ethanol as the solvent,what is the alternative method to concentrate the extract other than rotary evaporation?

99% pure ethanol was used for maceration also alternate methods along with the temperature and time to concentrate the extract can be specified

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What are the factors that causes the sample to have higher efficacy at lower concentration?

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Yingyu Cui

MTT assay or CCK8 is usually first used to detect whether a natural agent can inhibit the growth of some cancer cell line in vitro, which is the first step to determine the anticancer activity of some crude extract.

Bhavin Sonara

MTT assay is most widely used method. Once it is done, you should proceed to cancer cell lines.

Neeraj K. Sethiya

You can choose various cancerous cell line for your MTT assay to exactly pin point the anti-tumor activity.

Carlota Gómez

Hi Mona,

MTT assay in EMLA cells may be an useful method.