𝘎𝘢𝘶𝘵𝘢𝘮'𝘴 𝘓𝘢𝘣𝘰𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺

Currently, our research focuses on two distinct yet complementary fields to combat breast carcinomas: ethnopharmacology and nanobiotechnology.

In the area  of  ethnopharmacology, we are   dedicated  to isolating and 

identifying potential  bioactive  compounds  from   fungal  endophytes 

associated with various medicinally important plants. These endophytes, which live symbiotically within the plant tissues, have shown promise in producing compounds with significant therapeutic potential. Our goal is 

to explore these  natural resources  to  discover  novel compounds that

can be  utilized in breast  cancer  treatment,  offering  new avenues for 

 effective therapeutics.

Simultaneously, our  efforts  in nanobiotechnology are  aimed at developing innovative drug delivery systems to enhance the  efficacy and efficiency of breast cancer treatment. By leveraging advanced nanotechnology, we strive

to create targeted delivery mechanisms that can accurately deliver  drugs to breast tumor sites, minimizing side effect and improving patient  outcomes. This approach not  only aims  to  increase the potency of existing  drugs but 

also to ensure their safe and  precise administration,  thereby making breast cancer treatment more effective and less invasive.

Through these  interdisciplinary approaches,  we hope to make  significant strides in the fight against breast cancer, combining the natural therapeutic potentials  of  ethnopharmacology  with  the cutting-edge innovations of nanobiotechnology.