Publications by authors named "Hervet P Dongmo Fogang"
Major epigenetic changes are associated with carcinogenesis, including aberrant DNA methylations and post-translational modifications of histone. Indeed evidence accumulated in recent years indicates that inactivating DNA hypermethylation preferentially targets the subset of polycomb group (PcG) genes that are regulators of developmental processes. Conversely, activating DNA hypomethylation targets oncogenic signaling pathway genes, but outcomes of both events lead in the overexpression of oncogenic signaling pathways that contribute to the stem-like state of cancer cells.
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- Traditional medicine has utilized various species for treating ailments like coughs, dysentery, and fevers, with around 26 recognized species worldwide.
- This review highlights the traditional uses, chemical makeup, and biological effects of plants from a specific genus, revealing 98 compounds related to these uses.
- Some isolates and extracts from these species show promising activities, including antioxidant and antimicrobial effects, indicating their potential for discovering new bioactive compounds despite limited research.