Common Names: dog rose
Scientists studied how DNA methylation of certain genes can affect the function and development of pancreatic β-cells in diabetes. Rosa Canina extract showed potential for regenerating β-cells in diabetic rats. It's important for finding new treatments for diabetes.
Chemical composition and antioxidant activity of dried fruit from Serbia analyzed. Results show high levels of carotenoids, polyphenols, flavonoids, and antioxidant activity. Potential benefits for health and food preservation.
This review analyzes studies on the effects of rosehip extract on cholesterol and blood glucose levels. Results show mixed effects, indicating the need for more research on optimal dosages and treatment durations. Rosehip extract could be useful in managing heart and metabolic health.
The researchers studied the unique meiosis of pentaploid dogroses, which have two types of chromosomes: bivalents and univalents. They analyzed histone H3 phosphorylation patterns to understand how these chromosomes condense and segregate during meiosis. This research may have implications for understanding reproductive strategies in plants.
Researchers investigated the role of DNA methylation patterns in the development of osteoarthritis. Understanding this could lead to novel therapies for managing this painful and costly disease.
Researchers tested the effect of silver nanoparticles on dentin bond strength and their ability to kill harmful bacteria. This study could help improve dental adhesives and prevent tooth decay.
The study successfully encapsulated rosehip extract in liposomes using a single-step method. UV irradiation did not affect the liposomes' properties or antioxidant capacity. This finding is useful for applications in the food, pharmaceutical, or cosmetic industries that require liposomal sterilization.
A combination of aerobic exercise and supplementation with the hydroalcoholic extract of Rosa canina fruit seed can reduce body weight and the risks of obesity in male rats. This is achieved by up-regulating irisin and adipolin.
Studies suggest that there is a connection between Type-2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease in regards to neurological damage and memory impairment. Rosa canina L. (R. canina) has been used for centuries in Persian medicine for nervous diseases. However, its impact on memory impairment in diabetes is unknown. Further research is needed to determine if R. canina has potential therapeutic effects on cognitive decline associated with Type-2 diabetes.