The Evolving Roles of as Potential Anti-Cancer Agent: A Review.

Sudeepa Ghosh, Rahmat Khanam, Avik Acharya Chowdhury

Journal: Nutrition and cancer 2022;73(11-12):2166-2176

PMID: 33148034

Abstract

The intermingled interrelationship of and human health dates backs to the ancient times in the history of ayurveda making the plant an enriched source of alternative drug development in a nontoxic manner. In recent years, research on the biological effects of has flourished as promising neuroprotective, memory boosting and more importantly as both chemopreventive and anti-neoplastic agent. Each naturally synthesized chemical constituent identified from leaf extract with different solvents, has significant anti-metastatic, anti-angiogenic and anti-proliferative activity on different type of cancer cells. In this context, a substantial literature survey allows a deep understanding of the involvement of specific bioactive molecules along with the whole plant extract of with their divergent effective molecular pathways. This comprehensive review covers literature up to the year 2020 highlighting all the anticancer efficacy along with signaling pathways activated by secondary metabolites found in bacopa plant.

Address: Department of Biotechnology, JIS University, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.

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