Proportion of anticancer activity of protein and protein hydrolysate from epiphytic bacteria

Proportion of anticancer activity of protein and protein hydrolysate from epiphytic bacteria

This research aimed to explore the anticancer potential in the protein and hydrolysate protein produced by epiphytic bacteria associated with marine algae on the in vitro model of lung cancer LK-2. Protein was isolated from the bacterium Enterobacter unhas strain SG-A1 in which has an association wi...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, A. (Author), Asmi, N. (Author), Karim, H. (Author), Madhyastha, H. (Author), Madhyastha, R. (Author), Maruyama, M. (Author), Massi, M.N (Author), Nakajima, Y. (Author), Natsir, H. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Rasayan Journal of Chemistry, c/o Dr. Pratima Sharma 2021
Subjects:
Anticancer
Epiphytic Bacteria
Lung Cancer
Protein Hydrolysate
Sargassum sp
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