Thujone-Rich Fraction of Thuja occidentalis Demonstrates Major Anti-Cancer Potentials: Evidences from In Vitro Studies on A375 Cells

Figure 10

Induction of ROS produced in A375 cells (a)= control, (b)= TOΦ, (c)= 50 μg mL^–1, (d)= 100 μg mL^–1, (e)= 200 μg mL^–1) treated with TOΦ and different concentrations of TRF for 24 h. The generation of ROS was monitored by fluorescence microscopy. Lower panel ((f)–(j)) shows the histogram of intracellular ROS measured by flow cytometry.

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