Antitumor Effects of Ginkgolic Acid in Human Cancer Cell Occur via Cell Cycle Arrest and Decrease the Bcl-2/Bax Ratio to Induce Apoptosis

Abstract

The antitumor action of GA was due to inhibiting the proliferation in a manner of inhibiting division, retarding the progress of cell cycle and inducing apoptosis, making GA a candidate as new antitumor drug.