Green Formulation of Silver Nanoparticles From Actinidia polygama Leaf Aqueous Extract and Evaluating Cytotoxic Activities on BCPAP, TPC1, K1, and 8505 C Thyroid Cancer Cells
摘要
Healthcare professionals anticipate that nanoparticles will transform therapy monitoring, and this cutting-edge technology is having a significant impact on medication delivery procedures. Additionally, studies have demonstrated the special benefits of using herbal nanoparticles to cure a variety of diseases. Here, we provide a modern Ag NPs green that was formulated by Actinidia polygama to treat thyroid carcinoma. The cytotoxicity and anti-thyroid cancer potentials of the silver nanoparticles/Actinidia polygama-treated cells were checked by the MTT examination for 72 hours on normal and thyroid carcinoma cells, specifically BCPAP, TPC1, K1, and 8505 C. Numerous physicochemical ways, including FT-IR, FE-SEM, TEM, EDX, and XRD, were used in this study. When silver nanoparticles/Actinidia polygama were present, the thyroid cancer cell lines viability decreased in a dose-dependent manner. silver nanoparticles/Actinidia polygama’ IC50 values against the BCPAP, TPC1, K1, and 8505 C cell lines were 29, 26, 30, and 32 µg/mL, respectively. silver nanoparticles/Actinidia polygama’ antioxidant potential was assessed through the DPPH. The IC50 value reported that the silver nanoparticles/Actinidia polygama exhibited notable antioxidant efficacy. Recent nanocomposite technology looks to have anti-thyroid carcinoma potentials due its antioxidant efficacy.