Fig. 3From: Anlotinib as a promising inhibitor on tumor growth of oral squamous cell carcinoma through cell apoptosis and mitotic catastropheCell cycle arrest and cell apoptosis were induced by Anlotinib. Cells were treated with Anlotinib for 24 h before harvest for flow cytometry to detect cell cycle distribution, and for 48 h to detect cell apoptotic percentage. The results demonstrated cell cycle percentage of G2 was significantly raised from 8.94% (Cal-27) and 15.21% (SCC-25) to 12.66% and 30.25% (a–d). Cell apoptotic percentage (early apoptosis and total apoptosis) was significantly increased in groups treated with Anlotinib (e–h). (*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01)Back to article page