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Cytotoxic effect on human cancer cell using SRB method (in vitro) rimpang temu mangga (Curcuma Mangga Val. & V. Zijp.) dan kunir putih (Curcuma Zedoaria I.) Mae Sri Hartati W, Mae Sri Hartati W
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Background: Temu mangga (Curcuma mangga) and kunir putih (Curcuma zedoaria) rhizomes have been utilized by people to treat cancer lately although clinically their activity has not been tested. Objectives: This study is aimed to prove their activity as anticancer on 7 major human cancers cell lines (in vitro), and to evaluate whether these two rhizomes are potential for new anticancer drug. Methods: The two rhizomes were separately extracted with chloroform followed by methanol to give chloroform extracts of C. mangga (CmCh) and C. zedoaria (CzCh); and methanol extracts of C. mangga (CmMe) and C. zedoaria (CzMe) respectively. These extracts were tested their cytotoxic effect on 7 major human cancer cell lines using SRB method (in vitro). Doxorubicin and cisplatin were used as positive controls, and their cytotoxic effects were measured by comparing their ID50 with that of the positive controls.Results: Those four extracts (CmCh, CzCh, CmMe and CzMe) practically did not perform cytotoxic effect on those human cancer cell lines, because the extract's ID50 was far higher than the positive controls on those human, cancers cell linesConclusion: The C. mangga and C. zedoaria rhizomes did not active as anticancer and they were not pOtential as the source of a new anticancer drug.Key words: anticancer - Curcuma mangga - Curcuma zedoaria - cytotoxic - drug discovery
A cephalometric study (The compare study of Javanese in Yogyakarta and Naulunese in Seram is/and, Mid/e Maluku) Neni Trilusiana Rahmawati, Neni Trilusiana Rahmawati
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Background: Regional variation in anthropometric measurements and anthroposcopic always found, even in one population or subrace. Therefore, it is interesting to study these composite physical traits in rural population of Indonesia with different environment.Objectives: To examine the characteristics of the cephalometry of Javanese population in Yogyakarta, and to compare with Naulunese population in Seram Island of Middle Maluku. Methods: 100 people of Java in Yogyakarta consists of 50 males and 50 females, aged 20 - 75 years, were studied and compared with Naulu people (62 males and 110 females). Stature, weight, maximum head breadth and length, minimal frontal breadth, bizygomatic breadth, face height, breadth and height of nasal were measured. Analysis of variance and t-test were used to study the difference of cephalometric between males and females of Javanese population, and to study the difference between Javanese and Naulunese populations.Results: The results showed that Javanese population has mesocephalic head, wide forehead, narrow face and mesorhine nasal type. There were significant differences between Javanese males and females in regard to their height, weight, bizygomatic breadth, face height, nasal breadth and nasal index. There were significant differences between Javanese and Naulunese populations in terms of their height, head breadth, minimal frontal breadth, face height, frontoparietalis and facial index. In addition, there were similarities of head shape, width forehead and nasal shape among both populations.Conclusions: The finding indicated that Javanese and Naulunese populations have mesocephalic head, wide forehead and mesorhine nasal type.Key words: cephalometric - Javanese - Naulunese - cephalic index - anthropometric
Kajian kefalometrik (Studi perbandingan antara suku Jawa dan suku Naulu di pulau Seram, Maluku Tengah Neni Trilusiana Rahmawati; M Hirai; E Suryadi; Mansyur Romi; T Jacob
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Background: Regional variation in anthropometric measurements and anthroposcopic always found, even in one population or subrace. Therefore, it is interesting to study these composite physical traits in rural population of Indonesia with different environment. Objectives: To examine the characteristics of the cephalometry of Javanese population in Yogyakarta, and to compare with Naulunese population in Seram Island of Middle Maluku. Methods: 100 people of Java in Yogyakarta consists of 50 males and 50 females, aged 20 - 75 years, were studied and compared with Naulu people (62 males and 110 females). Stature, weight, maximum head breadth and length, minimal frontal breadth, bizygomatic breadth, face height, breadth and height of nasal were measured. Analysis of variance and t-test were used to study the difference of cephalometric between males and females of Javanese population, and to study the difference between Javanese and Naulunese populations. Results: The results showed that Javanese population has mesocephalic head, wide forehead, narrow face and mesorhine nasal type. There were significant differences between Javanese males and females in regard to their height, weight, bizygomatic breadth, face height, nasal breadth and nasal index. There were significant differences between Javanese and Naulunese populations in terms of their height, head breadth, minimal frontal breadth, face height, frontoparietalis and facial index. In addition, there were similarities of head shape, width forehead and nasal shape among both populations. Conclusions: The finding indicated that Javanese and Naulunese populations have mesocephalic head, wide forehead and mesorhine nasal type.Key words: cephalometric - Javanese - Naulunese - cephalic index - anthropometric
Sitotoksisitas rimpang temu mangga (Curcuma Mangga Val. & V. Zijp.) dan kunir putih ( Curcuma Zedoria i.) terhadap beberapa sel kanker manusia (in vitro) dengan metoda SRB Mae Sri Hartati Wahyuningsih; Sofia Mubarika; Bolhuis RLH; Nooter K; Oostrum RG
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