Action Mechanism of curcumin actually still can not be explained, but apparently he can be bound to the enzyme aminopeptidase N (APN) and inhibits the activity of that enzyme.
APN is an enzyme present in membranes in the body tissue (known as a zinc-dependent metalloproteinase) and is responsible for angiogenesis and tumor growth. APN is a function to disassemble proteins on the surface of the body's tissue cells so that cancer cells can take over the position earlier and tissue cells to grow uncontrollably.
APN is an enzyme present in membranes in the body tissue (known as a zinc-dependent metalloproteinase) and is responsible for angiogenesis and tumor growth. APN is a function to disassemble proteins on the surface of the body's tissue cells so that cancer cells can take over the position earlier and tissue cells to grow uncontrollably.