Does the function of targeted host genes determine the oncogenicity of HBV integration in hepatocellular carcinoma?
The oncogenicity of HBV integration was determined, to some extend by the function of HBV integration targeted host genes in HCC.
The extracts were tested the percentage inhibition of anti-urolithiasis potentials against preformed calcium oxalate crystal. The results of A. mexicana extracts on nucleation assay were found to be significant and the methanol leaf extract showed considerable inhibition (72.26 %) compared to standard cystone drug (62.96%) and in aggregation assay also the methanol leaf extract of A.mexicana showed significant inhibition (77.24 %) compared to cystone (69.33 %) at 100 mg/ml concentration. The microscopic assay clearly indicated that A. mexicana leaves extracts capable to dissolve the calcium oxalate crystals.