Common Names: American ginseng
Combining American ginseng and Korean Red ginseng improves glucose control, blood pressure, and vascular function in type 2 diabetes.
- AKI involves kidney function decline due to inflammation - PF11 from plant modulates macrophage function - Protects kidney cells and reduces inflammation in mouse model - Potential treatment for AKI by regulating macrophages
Researchers studied the presence of lipid molecules in tumours, which impact inflammation and antiviral defense. Changes in intestinal lipids due to stressors are linked to UC, IBD, and colorectal cancer. Understanding this can help in prevention and treatment strategies.
Researchers studied the effects of PQS and PNS from ginseng on heart injury. Results suggest potential protection against heart damage from lack of oxygen, making them promising treatments for ischemic heart conditions.
GF, found in ginseng, has various health benefits but its impact on heart attacks is unclear. Study investigates potential role in myocardial infarction.
Hydrogel-based platform enables PCR-free multiplex genotyping of SNPs in genomic DNA using a single fluorophore, increasing specificity and allowing genotyping of large DNA sizes. Application includes origin identification of raw materials and potential for precision medicine and food product authentication.
Panax quinquefolius saponin (PQS) combined with dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) was studied for its effects on platelet aggregation, heart attack expansion, gastric injury in rats, and its impact on arachidonic acid metabolism. PQS showed potential benefits.
Researchers developed a strategy using advanced techniques to accurately identify metabolites in herbal components. This can help discover new compounds for drug development more efficiently.
Identifying diabetic cognitive impairment (DCI) early and finding effective treatments can delay or prevent irreversible dementia.