Common Names: Chinese honeysuckle, Japanese honeysuckle
Researchers optimized the fermentation medium of a parasitic fungus for increased mycelium production. Extracted components showed potential as an anticancer agent in functional foods, offering valuable support for further development.
This study examined the protective effects of Lonicera japonica Thunb (LJT) extract on acute lung injury caused by inflammation. Results suggest that LJT extract, particularly its active ingredient luteolin, may have potential therapeutic benefits.
Tossers investigated LCR, a compound found in plants, for treating diabetic wounds. They found it promotes autophagy and activates SIRT signaling, reducing inflammation and oxidative stress, enhancing cell survival and angiogenesis. LCR shows potential as a therapeutic agent for diabetic wounds.
Lonicera japonica Flos extract contains gallic acid and quercetin, potent inhibitors of a coronavirus protein, offering a practical method to discover antiviral compounds from herbal medicines.
Lonicera japonica flos (LJF) extract and chlorogenic acid (CGA) show significant antidepressant effects, correlating with CGA content. LJF-70% ethanolic extract and CGA improve depressive behavior, upregulate BDNF-TrkB pathway, restore hippocampal neurons, and protect the liver.
Study investigates the regulation of secondary metabolites in Lonicera japonica during flower development. Results show decrease in chlorogenic acid and luteolin content, down-regulation of crucial enzymes, and identification of transcription factor families involved in biosynthesis. Hormone biosynthesis, signaling pathways, and flowering process also analyzed.