Amelioratic Effects Of Boswellic Acid On Various Diseases

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  • Mohammed saud shabab alotaibi
  • Mansour Salem Ayidh Algethami
  • Waleed muqbil almuqbil
  • Khaled Saad Alzhrani
  • Nawaf Farhan R Alruwaili
  • Ibrahim Rashed Alghonaim
  • Abdulrhman Maqham M Almutairi
  • Hayyan Hussain Hamza Alsulaymani
  • Ahmed Ali Hanash Alzahrani
  • Meshal Fahid Jumaan AlZahrani

Abstract

Phytomedicines are effective & have little adverse effects, particularly boswellic acids (BAs), are increasingly being used to treat complex diseases like cancer. Oleogum resin, often known as frankincense, is extracted from Boswellia plant species & used to produce BAs. The frankincense combination contains a range of BAs, each having its unique potential for treating certain tumours. This study examines the features of BAs, their anti-cancer properties, mechanisms, & role of semi-synthetic derivatives of Bas in cancer treatment. It also investigates the biological origins of BAs, conservation strategies, & biotechnology's capacity to conserve & boost BA production in vitro. The review assesses that BAs & semi-synthetic derivatives are effective against a wide variety of cancer cell types. The review is beneficial to researchers seeking greater information on BAs & BA-based medicines for effective & affordable cancer therapy. BAs are postulated as potential therapy for brain cancer because of their ability to suppress the growth of cells; relocation; cancer metastases; angiogenesis; & cause cancer cell death.

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2023-07-24

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alotaibi, M. saud shabab ., Algethami, M. S. A. ., almuqbil, W. muqbil ., Alzhrani, K. S. ., Alruwaili, N. F. R. ., Alghonaim, I. R., Almutairi, A. M. M. ., Hayyan Hussain Hamza Alsulaymani, Ahmed Ali Hanash Alzahrani, & Meshal Fahid Jumaan AlZahrani. (2023). Amelioratic Effects Of Boswellic Acid On Various Diseases. Migration Letters, 20(S1), 3105–3116. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/9114

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