Owing to the non-toxic nature of natural agents, inactivation of Skp2 by these agents could be a novel and safer approach for the prevention of tumour progression and/or treatment of breast cancer.
However, nature was not creating antibiotics for cancer, and natural agents kill cancer cells precisely because they share targets with normal cells.
The technique depends on natural agents called zinc finger proteins whose role is to bind to specific sites on the genome and control adjacent genes.
Every major landmass harbours different species, and migrations to new habitats may be aided by natural agents (e.g., wind, birds, floating debris) or by humans.
There is increasing evidence that solar and galactic forces are the natural agents of climate change on this planet and always have been.
The technique, which depends on natural agents called zinc fingers, may revive the lagging fortunes of gene therapy because it overcomes the inability to insert new genes at a chosen site.
Some natural agents and phytochemicals merit further study.
Among natural agents, much attention has been focused on phenolic compounds.
Using rational drug combinations, such selective agents can assist natural agents to eradicate cancer cells selectively.
Some natural agents inhibit specifically most vital cellular structures and functions in cancer cells.
Further, a large number of natural agents have been explored for oral mucositis treatment (Lalla et al., 2014).
