Common Names: watermelon
Study investigated fruit compounds as potential AR inhibitors for prostate cancer therapy. Naringenin showed promising results in binding to AR. Further research on these compounds, especially naringenin, may lead to new drug development.
This study identifies genes related to invertases and their inhibitors in cucumber. Understanding these genes can help researchers study sucrose metabolism, growth, development, and stress tolerance in plants.
This study looked at the effects of watermelon rind and beetroot on endothelial dysfunction caused by ischemia/reperfusion injury. They found that both watermelon rind and beetroot supplementation improved macrovascular function and increased plasma markers of vascular health. Co-ingestion of watermelon and beetroot did not offer additional benefits.
Researchers identified and characterized 25 watermelon genes involved in growth, development, and stress response. These genes may have functional interactions in stress hormone networks. Understanding their roles will be important for studying stress and hormone signaling pathways.
Citrullus lanatus seeds have been traditionally used in Pakistan, India, and Sudan for treating digestive, respiratory, urinary issues, as well as bedwetting and urinary tract obstruction.
Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) is a widely farmed edible vegetable with traditional medicinal uses for treating gastrointestinal, respiratory, and urinary diseases. Further research is needed to understand its efficacy in treating these disorders.