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N o v e m b e r 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | M a d r i d , S p a i n

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Analytical Chemistry 2018

Journal of Chemical Technology and Applications

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Volume 2

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

International Conference on

Vachnadze N et al., J Chem Tech App 2018, Volume 2

STUDY ON CYTOTOXIC ACTIVITY OF

SOME EXTRACTS OF

VINCA ROSEA L

.

INTRODUCED TO WESTERN GEORGIA

Vachnadze N, Vachnadze V, Mshvildadze V, Legoult J

and

Pichette A

TSMU I. Kutateladze Institute of Pharmacochemistry, Georgia

M

alignant cancer belongs to the number of the most widespread diseases

in the world. As WHO forecast notifies number of victims of malignant

cancer will be 2015 will die 9 million, 11,4 million in 2030. So mortality caused

by the malignant tumors is presented disturbing statistical data.

The object of our research were the alkaloids extracts obtained from aerial

parts of Vinca rosea L. Cytotoxicity was assessed against A-549 (lung can-

cer cell line), DLD-1(colon adenocarcinoma cell line) and WS-1 (normal skin

fibroblast cell line) cytotoxic activity was expressed inhibiting cell growth by

50% (IC50). Etoposide was used as positive control.

Results:

In vitro

cytotoxic activities of extracts 1,2 were assessed against us-

ing resasurin reduction test, but extract 3 Hoechs test.

Table

in vitro

cytotoxic activities of extracts 1,2,3

Compounds

Resasurin

Hoechs

Cell lines

Cell lines

A-549

mg/ml

DLD-1

mg/ml

WS-1

mg/ml

A-549

mg/ml

DLD-1

mg/ml

WS-1

mg/ml

extracts 1 1,563

1,563

8±3

extracts 2 3,7±0,2

3,8±0,4

1±2

etoposide 2,3±0, 2μM 2,8±0, 04μM 19± 3μM

extracts 3 4,6±0,22 3,57±0,08 2,3±0,1 0,45±0,4 2,7±0,1 2±0,2

etoposide

1,5±0,1 μM 3,0±0,3 μM 3,1±0,5 μM

Biological activities of extracts 1, 2, 3 which were obtained from Vinca rosea

L. introduced to Western Georgia. The results showed that the extracts 1, 2, 3

presented strong cytotoxic activities on A-549, DLD-1 and WS-1.

Vachnadze N has completed her PhD at the age of 45

years fromTbilisi State Technical University, Georgia. She

is a principal scientist of TSMU Iovel Kutateladze Institute

of Pharmacochemistry. She has published more than 60

publications in reputed journals. She is a member of or-

ganizing committee of several international conferences

and meetings.

vachnadze_nina@yshoo.com

BIOGRAPHY