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Abstract

Background

Piperine, an active constituent isolated from and which is used to cure a variety of ailments related to lung, stomach, colon, skin . like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, ulcerative colitis, cancer, arthritis, inflammatory bowel diseases, diabetes .

Objective

The objective of the review is to study the synergistic effect of piperine specially in cancer.

Methods

Patents and current literature mainly emphasizing the synergistic effect of piperine along with other drugs, especially anticancer drugs was reviewed keeping in mind the scientific novelty and impact.

Results

Several synergistic combinations of piperine were explored which can be beneficial for the pharmaceutical industry.

Conclusion

This review will assist the researchers in the preparation of novel formulations with improved efficacy cutting the cost of developing new drug molecules.

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Hand-in-glove Effect of Piperine in Anti-cancer Formulations
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Keyword(s): Bioavailability enhancer; cancer; combination; molecular targets; piperine; synergism

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