Kamel Abdo Elwan Sharaf, Mohamed
Mohamed Kamel,he was born in Sharkia in1985, works as an assistant Lecturer in the Biochemistry Dep, Al-Azhar Agriculture, Cairo, Egypt. He obtained his bachelor's degree in Agricultural Sciences in 2007and was appointed as a Teaching Assistant in 2012.He received his MSc in 2016.Currently, he continues his PhD studies at Ocean University of China.

Cancer remains one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality all over the world. Cancer is responsible for one in eight deaths worldwide more than AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria together. Any practical solution to controlling the initiation and progression of cancer is of paramount importance.The use of medicinal plant products to manage or arrest the carcinogenic process provides an alternative to the use of conventional allopathic medicine radiation therapy, chemotherapy for treatment of the disease. The anticancer characteristics of a number of plants are still being actively examined and some have shown promising results. Some plants and plant products that have shown promise as anticancer agents Plants still have enormous potential to provide new drugs and are, therefore, a reservoir of natural chemicals that can provide a potential against cancer. Recently, there has been extensive research directed toward evaluation of plant extracts and protective factors, and which has significant potential to prevent cancer-causing factors. As a result, it has led to the discovery of effective herbs and clarifies the basic mechanisms, and it is possible to lead to the developm.