This study investigates the impact of C and C fullerenes on quinazolinone, specifically in quinazolinone-fulleropyrrolidine nanohybrids. The nanohybrids and exhibit distinct spectral shifts and have significant photobiological antineoplastic properties. enhances apoptosis, while reduces Cyclin A levels and counteracts oncogenic effects by promoting cell differentiation. demonstrates heightened cytotoxicity by overcoming chemotherapy resistance by modulating and levels. This innovative approach, distinguishing between C and C, represents a novel contribution to the existing scientific literature.
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