频谱效应关系与生物活性评估相结合,发现了 Baihe Dihuang 开的主要抗焦虑活性成分

Lin Tang1, Hong-Qing Zhao2, Hui Yang1

  • 1The First Hospital, Hunan University of Chinese Medicine, Changsha, Hunan Province, China.

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概括

白河迪黄 (Baihe Dihuang) (BDD) 显示出显著的抗焦虑作用,其丁醇分数和14种特定化合物被确定为关键活性成分. 这项研究证实了这些化合物的有效性,改善了类似焦虑的行为和神经元健康.

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