Anticancer effects and mechanisms of genus Dioscorea: A review

DCs and DEs exhibit broad-spectrum anticancer properties. In particular, dioscin exhibits low toxicity and exerts strong anticancer effects through multiple pathways and targets. Future studies should focus on investigating these DEs and DCs, especially dioscin, as a novel anticancer agent.

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Phytomedicine
Published
2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.phymed.2025.157328
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Potato Plant Research
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Abstract

DCs and DEs exhibit broad-spectrum anticancer properties. In particular, dioscin exhibits low toxicity and exerts strong anticancer effects through multiple pathways and targets. Future studies should focus on investigating these DEs and DCs, especially dioscin, as a novel anticancer agent.

PhytomedicineVol. 148
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