Common Names: Chinese sumac
Researchers investigated the potential of Chinese gall leaven as a treatment for H. pylori infections. CGL showed anti-inflammatory and enzyme-inhibitory activities, suggesting it could be effective in treating this global health challenge. Further research is needed to understand the exact mechanisms involved.
This study explores the plants used in traditional rituals by the Hani people of Yunnan Province. It applies ethnobotanical methods to understand the cultural value and practical applications of these plants. Understanding this can help preserve their traditional knowledge and inform sustainable agricultural practices.
Pentagalloyl glucose (PGG), a natural compound, may have anticancer properties by inhibiting cancer pathways and enhancing chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Further research on its safety and pharmacokinetics is needed for clinical use.
Researchers found new lead compounds from the roots of the Rhus chinensis Mill plant that could be effective in treating heart failure by improving cardiac output and reducing apoptosis in zebrafish models.
Scientists isolated and identified rhuslactone, a rare compound from Rhus chinensis. It can be quantified and showed potential preventive effects against coronary heart disease and thrombosis. It also challenges previous assumptions about the stereochemistry of similar compounds.