Evaluation of The Anti-Cancer Efficiency of Lavender Oil and Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV) Through Induction of Apoptosis

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Fatema Fawzi Younis Al-Habeeb
Ali Abd Alateef Abd Alhassan Al Ali

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Cancer cell lines, lavender oil, Newcastle disease virus (NDV), Apoptosis

Abstract

Due to their high effectiveness and lack of adverse effects, numerous researches have recently concentrated on the use of biological agents and natural products as an alternative method of treating many incurable diseases, such as cancer. In this study, NDV and lavender oil were tested on cancer cell lines (AMJ-13 and HCAM) as well as normal cell line (HBL-100). The study's findings demonstrated that the study materials (lavender oil, NDV) were cytotoxic to malignant cell lines when tested using the MTT assay, where the IC50 values for NDV were MOI0.0065 for the cancerous cell line AMJ-13 and MOI0.0068 for the cancerous cell line HCAM, and the IC50 values for lavender oil were 5.77 μg / ml for the cancerous cell line AMJ-13 and 5.55 μg / ml for the HCAM cell line, Pathological abnormalities appeared in the treated cells when they were examined with hematoxylin and eosin (H & E), indicating that each substance's harmful effects, both separately and in combination, had an impact on the cells' appearance . Additionally, to examine the occurrence of programmed cell death, cells were stained with acridine orange and ethidium bromide (AO/EB).

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