Scientists studied the potential anti-thyroid effects of compounds in cabbage. Only 18 out of 60 compounds showed strong binding with the target. Gamma-Terpinene, a monoterpene, had the highest binding energy and met all criteria. Cooked cabbage might have diminished anti-thyroid effects due to the degradation of gamma-Terpinene.
YIV-818-A, a botanical drug derived from Rubia cordifolia extracts, effectively inhibits castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) and shows synergy with existing drugs. It has potential as an anti-prostate cancer drug with chemopreventive properties.
Study in Iran: Vitagnus, a herb with phytoestrogens, evaluated for treating sexual dysfunction in postmenopausal women. Results indicated potential efficacy in improving sexual dysfunction.
Researchers investigated the molecular regulatory network during auxin-mediated peach fruit expansion, an important stage for fruit yield and quality. Understanding this network can help optimize fruit production and improve crop quality.
Researchers investigated the psychological and physical effects of radioactive iodine therapy for thyroid cancer patients, highlighting the importance of considering both aspects for better patient care.
Spraying the plant hormone SA on hyperaccumulated plants can enhance their ability to absorb heavy metals, improve plant growth, increase photosynthesis, and strengthen antioxidant capacity. Among the hormones tested, foliar spraying with 30 mg·L SA had the best effect.
Research shows that Cissus quadrangularis, a plant, holds medicinal properties. This information is relevant for making informed decisions in the field of traditional medicine.
Nitric oxide supplementation with beetroot juice + high-intensity exercise improves vascular function in postmenopausal females, potentially offering alternative to those unwilling to perform high-intensity exercise. Future studies could explore long-term benefits.