APPLICATION OF MISTLETOE IN CANCER TREATMENT

Authors

  • Yuliia Haluzinska National Aviation University
  • Mikhail Baranovsky National Aviation University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.74.12299

Keywords:

extraction, inhibition of cancer cell lines, L-41(monolayer) cell line, mistletoe, NFS-60(suspension) cell line, Viscum Album

Abstract

Objective: natural method of cancer treatment with the help of Viscum AlBum is described in the article. Chemical composition, application of mistletoe in medicine and influence on cell lines (NFS-60 and L-41) are considered. Methods: this article considers a microscopic method based on inhibition and quantification of cancer cell lines. Results and discussions: experiment shows that mistletoe dried and fresh extract (from leaves and steams) is effective against both myeloid cancer cells: mouse ( NFS-60 suspension) and human ( L-41 monolayer ). Inhibition of L-41 myeloid cell occurs, because the values of optical density are no more than 1 due to wave length 590 nm. Inhibition of cancer cell occurs, the values of optical density are no more than 0, 1 due to wave length 570nm.

Author Biographies

Yuliia Haluzinska, National Aviation University

Master Student.

National Aviation University, Scientific and Research Institute of Environmental Safety, Biotechnology Department, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Education: National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Research area: mistletoe in cancer treatment.

Mikhail Baranovsky, National Aviation University

Doctor of Agricultucal Science. Professor.

National Aviation University, Institute of Environmental Safety, Biotechnology Department, Kyiv, Ukraine.

Education: Bila Tserkva Agricultural Institute, USSR (1981).

Research area: mistletoe in cancer treatment.

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Published

13-03-2018

How to Cite

Haluzinska, Y., & Baranovsky, M. (2018). APPLICATION OF MISTLETOE IN CANCER TREATMENT. Proceedings of National Aviation University, 74(1), 116–122. https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.74.12299

Issue

Section

BIOTECHNOLOGY