Evaluation of In-Vitro Cytotoxic Potential of Ficus benghalensis Tender Prop Roots Extract

Abstract

Cancerous cell lines might grow to develop a kind indispensible interconnect within stages through the structure–based drug to a collection of medical applicants such as cancer therapeutics. The current study is one such effort to screen for in vitro cytotoxic potential of methanolic prop root extract of Ficus benghalensis against human colon adenocarcinoma (Colo 320) cell cultures besides Tryphan turquoise assay as well as MTT microarrays following the 24 hours exposure. A present work demonstrated a reduction in the count of total viable cell by Tryphan blue assay. However, we have reported anti-proliferative potential of methanolic extract of Ficus benghalensis on colo 320 cell cultures with just an Ic50 values like 87.03µg/milliliter. Extensive research needs to be employed in the near future to explore the anti cancer potential of various solvent extracts of different parts of the plant to evolve a molecule of interest.