Remedial effects of chemotherapy and hyperthermia of complexes for breast cancer cells

Title : Remedial effects of chemotherapy and hyperthermia of complexes for breast cancer cells

Abstract:

Nano complexes are antibacterial, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial capabilities, which have drawn particular attention as a potential class of medicinal medicines. Nano complexes [Nano-magnetite-Lys@Cu(PPh3)I] and [Nano-magnetite-Arg@Cu(PPh3)I] with sizes of 12 nm and 15 nm are reported to have undergone a multi-step synthesis and characterization process. Complexes significantly outperformed the conventional medicine cis-platin. Remedial combined effects of hyperthermia and chemotherapy can make both complexes a double-edged sword in the treatment of breast cancer. Additionally, they have minimal toxicity, are inexpensive, and quickly undergo redox reactions, which enable a range of ligands to combine to produce stable and biologically effective complexes.

Keywords: Hyperthermia, chemotherapy, breast cancer, inexpensive

Biography:

Dr. Tarulata N Chhowala studied Chemistry at the Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat and graduated as M.Sc in 1999. She then joined the research group of Prof. K.R.Desai and  served as Assistant Professor since 2007 and also received her PhD degree in 2009 at the same institution.  She also obtained the position of an Associate Professor in 2022. She has published more than 14 research articles in reputed journals.