"Now we are trying to implement the third stage, which is experimentation on volunteers of people after scientific studies were confirmed correct inside the laboratory and within the tissues in experimental animals," he added.
Meanwhile, the team's third member, Reem Jabor, a 22-year-old biomedical biologist, said the team conducted green nanoparticles on breast cancer cells at specific concentrations and gave satisfactory results to inhibit cancer cells after 48 hours.
Despite the hard work, the group suffers from a number of problems and obstacles.
Al-Sadi said that the Gaza Strip lacks institutions or organizations that embrace creativity and scientific research.
"We need a lot of equipment in our project but some of them are expensive and do not exist in the Palestinian territories," he pointed out.
The team participated in several international competitions and won first place, but the travel restrictions imposed in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli blockade prevented them from presenting their researches by themselves.
Director of the National Center for Cancer Research, Ashraf al-Kurd, told Xinhua that the Gaza Strip is subjected to very difficult and complex environmental effects reflected on human health which caused many types of cancer.
Al-Kurd said that the Cancer Research Center is seeking to know the causes of cancer and alternative treatment methods.
"That is why this group has been embraced, which is trying to use green nanotechnology as an alternative therapy," he added.
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