Formulation and validation of plant-derived, nanoemulsion- based anti-cancer drugs and supplements
Principal Investigator
Prof. R. Nagarajan
Objective
- Develop plant-derived nanoemulsions as cost-effective, safe, and potent anti-cancer drugs and supplements, backed by scientific research and clinical trials.
Description
- Identify active compounds in Indian spice oils with potential anti-cancer properties., Formulate nanoemulsions using clove bud oil, celery oil, and cumin seed oil., Screen nanoemulsions in carcinoma cell lines for anticancer activity., Conduct in vitro and in vivo studies to validate efficacy, safety, and pharmacokinetics., Prepare for clinical trials through the AYUSH route for commercialization.
Impact
- This project aims to revolutionize cancer treatment by developing affordable and safe alternatives to conventional therapies, potentially benefiting millions of patients. It also has the potential for patents, publications, and market value.
Budget in Lakhs
475.00
Duration
3 Years