Apricot kernel oil may help alleviate neuropathic pain caused by nerve damage. Potential new treatment for chronic pain disorders.
Study on apricot kernels containing amygdalin (AMG) and male reproductive toxicity. Important for understanding potential therapeutic use and toxicity levels in cancer treatment.
Researchers analyzed apricot kernels from four varieties to determine physicochemical properties and bioactive content. Findings could lead to improved cultivation practices and facilitate the development of new nutraceutical products.
Study on genus Prunus in India found 19 important species with nutritional and economic value. Newly discovered species shows potential for pharmacological research due to high phenolic content and therapeutic significance. The genus exhibits antioxidant, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, and hypoglycemic properties, making it important for further study.
Study showed GHX02, a herbal extract, effectively reduced inflammation in asthma-rhinitis mice model exposed to fine dust. Potential treatment for asthma patients with rhinitis.
Researchers investigated complications during bone marrow aspirations and lumbar punctures in children with cancer. Understanding risks can improve safety and decision-making in pediatric oncology procedures.
Zinc oxide nanoparticles synthesized from Bacillus safensis can effectively control black heart rot in apricot, inhibiting fungal growth and improving fruit quality by maintaining nutrient content. Farmers can easily apply these nanoparticles in powder form to protect their crops.
ASA, derived from seeds of Rosaceae, is a traditional Chinese herb used for lung and intestinal disorders. It exhibits various pharmacological activities including anticancer, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant effects. ASA shows potential as a drug, but further study is needed to understand its mechanisms and clinical use.
This study obtained a high-quality genome of the apricot variety 'Xiaobaixing', which revealed specific genes associated with sweetness/bitterness traits and amygdalin synthesis. This information can help identify and regulate the quality of apricot kernels.
Phenolamide extract (PAE) from apricot bee pollen reduced weight gain, improved glucose tolerance, and regulated gut microbiota and metabolites in obese mice. PAE could be used as a dietary supplement for obesity.
QFSS, a Chinese herbal formula, showed promising results in treating asthma in mice by regulating gut microbiota and metabolism. Potential mechanism for further research.