IntroductionBreast cancer killed 665,684 patients globally in 2022 despite government efforts and conventional therapies. The hydro-ethanolic extract of Acacia seyal, a sub-Saharan African ethnomedicinal plant, showed moderate cytotoxicity, significant anti-migration and in vivo preventive effects against breast cancer cells. The aim of this study was to propose an improved traditional extract and to evaluate its efficacy and potential mechanism of action.MethodsTo achieve this, A. seyal hydro-e
Polyphenol-enriched fraction of Acacia seyal Delile (Mimosaceae) inhibits human triple-negative breast cancer cells and exhibits anticancer and immunomodulatory effects in a DMBA-induced breast cancer model
Dieudonné Njamen
