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Preliminary Findings on Anticancer and Lymphocyte Stimulated Activities of Bioactive Compounds Extracted from Vietnam Carica papaya Leaves

Preliminary Findings on Anticancer and Lymphocyte Stimulated Activities of Bioactive Compounds Extracted from Vietnam Carica papaya Leaves
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摘要 In this study, the target bioactive compounds (e.g., alkaloids, flavonoids, saponins and other polar compounds) in Vietnamese Caricapapaya leaves were extracted. The cytotoxic activities of the papaya leaves extracts on the selected tumor cell lines, such as lung cancer cell line LU-1, carcinoma cell line KB, breast cancer cells MCF7 and leukemia cell line HL-60, were examined. Preliminary findings showed a high inhibitive activity of papaya leave extracts against the four tested tumor cell lines at the concentration of 100 μg/mL. Out of the bioactive compounds in papaya leaves extract, alkaloids showed the highest inhibitive activity (105.95% on MCF7 and 91.86% on LU-1), followed by polar compounds (62.88% on LU-1 and 21.80% on KB), and saponins (59.74% on MCF7 and 25.25% on LU-1). Flavonoids has the lowest inhibitive activity on cell lines (e.g., 45.51% on MCF7 and 20.32% on LU-1). Taken together, the results suggest that alkaloids have a relatively high inhibitive activity on the selected tumor cell lines and their stimulated concentration at 50% (IC50) values for on MCF7 and KB were 24.67 μg/mL and 33.56 μg/mL, respectively. However, the result pointed out the immunostimulatory ability of only polar compounds and saponins which could stimulate the growth of in vitro lymphocytes but not flavonoids and alkaloids. The SC50 (stimulated concentration at 50%) values of polar compounds and saponins were 287.87μg/mL and 192.99 μg/mL, respectively.
出处 《Journal of Food Science and Engineering》 2013年第9期447-452,共6页 食品科学与工程(英文版)(美国)
关键词 Papaya leaves extract polar compounds ALKALOIDS SAPONINS flavonoids cytotoxic assay tumor cell line lymphocytestimulated activity 生物活性化合物 叶提取物 淋巴细胞 木瓜 统计数字 越南 抗癌 黄酮类化合物
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