The Effect of Vitamin E Succinate and Etoposide on Breast Cancer Cells

During Simona's studies at the London Metropolitan University she realised that Pharmacology had the power to help many and contribute in positive ways to society. This what ultimately inspires and motivates her, and has set her on the path to a career in the pharmaceutical industry. This book presents the study of determination the effect of two anti cancer agents, Etoposide and Vitamin E succinate on the growth of breast cancer cell line MDA-MB-231 when used independently at varying concentrations. The concept exposes of the inhibitory concentration at 50% for each drug by utilising these values to guide the determination of the combined effect of both drugs on cell viability. After graduating from the High school of Chemistry in Slovakia, Simona moved to Spain where she lived and worked for four years. Simona has an outgoing personality with strong communication and interpersonal skills and the ability to relate well to people at all levels. She works exceptionally well within a team environment and has a tenacious approach to projects and challenges. Simona is now working at ProClinical identifying and recruiting the very best talents within the clinical industry.

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Ambitious, goal oriented and very strong at decision making, with a confident and understanding approach to company needs, using initiative and sound judgement to find the right solution. Specialised in languages, networking, all aspects of pharmacology and life sciences and working with diverse groups of people.