daidzin

08/14/2008 - "Daidzin is the active principle in a herbal remedy for "alcohol addiction" and provides a lead for the design of improved ALDH2. "
09/01/2003 - "Daidzin, the active principle of an herbal remedy for 'alcohol addiction', has been shown to reduce alcohol consumption in all laboratory animals tested to date. "
11/01/2003 - "Daidzin is the active principle of Radix puerariae (RP), an herbal remedy that has been used apparently safely and effectively for the treatment of "alcohol addiction" in China for more than a millennium. "
09/01/2003 - "Synthesis of daidzin analogues as potential agents for alcohol abuse."
09/01/1996 - "In a previous study, daidzin, a constituent of an ancient Chinese herbal treatment for alcoholism, decreased home-cage ethanol consumption in laboratory Syrian golden hamsters. "

05/01/2018 - "Thus present study concludes that treatment with daidzin protects the cornea in dry eye rat model by suppression inflammation and oxidative stress."
12/01/2021 - "To, conclude our results confirm daidzin effectively decreased inflammation and induced apoptosis in human cervical cancer HeLa cell line."
05/01/2018 - "Present investigation evaluates the effect of daidzin in dry eye rat model through the suppression of inflammation and oxidative stress in the cornea. "
05/01/2018 - "Beneficial effect of daidzin in dry eye rat model through the suppression of inflammation and oxidative stress in the cornea."
09/01/2019 - "These results suggested that ITG extract and its active component Daidzin effectively improved CYP-induced oxidative stress, inflammation, and fibrosis through inhibiting the MMP-8, TIMP-1, and oxidative stress."

05/01/2018 - "Thus corneal erosion was improved by daidzin in dry eye rat model. "
05/01/2018 - "Activity of PGS significantly increases in dry eye which was inhibited by daidzin treatment due to competitive inhibition of PGS. "
05/01/2018 - "Thus present study concludes that treatment with daidzin protects the cornea in dry eye rat model by suppression inflammation and oxidative stress."
05/01/2018 - "Present investigation evaluates the effect of daidzin in dry eye rat model through the suppression of inflammation and oxidative stress in the cornea. "
05/01/2018 - "Beneficial effect of daidzin in dry eye rat model through the suppression of inflammation and oxidative stress in the cornea."

07/01/2022 - "Daidzin (DDZ) is a natural brassin-like compound extracted from the soybean, and has been found to have therapeutic potential against tumors in recent years. "
04/15/2022 - "Daidzin targets epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition process by attenuating manganese superoxide dismutase expression and PI3K/Akt/mTOR activation in tumor cells."
12/01/2021 - "Further the matrigel cell adhesion assay was done to analyze the inhibitory property of daidzin against cancer cell adhesion. "
08/01/2000 - "Thus, the present data suggest that genistin and daidzin possess anti-cancer effects at relatively early stages of prostate cancer development, providing experimental support for epidemiological findings."
04/15/2022 - "Daidzin (DDZ), a naturally occurring isoflavone isolated from Pueraria lobate (Fabaceae), has numerous pharmacologic effects including anti-cholesterol, anti-angiocardiopathy, anti-cancer. "

11/01/2018 - "These data suggest that ITG extract through its active component Daidzin effectively improved CYP-induced cystitis by the action of restoring Phase 2 activity and inhibiting the expressions of P2 × 2, P2 × 3, and M3 receptors."
11/01/2018 - "We explored the therapeutic potential of intragastric administration traditional Chinese medicine Glycine tomentella Hayata (I-Tiao-Gung, ITG) extract and its active component Daidzin on cyclophosphamide (CYP)-induced cystitis and bladder hyperactivity in rats. "
09/01/2019 - "We explored the therapeutic potential of intragastric administration of traditional Chinese medicine Glycine tomentella Hayata (I-Tiao-Gung [ITG]) extract and its major component Daidzin on cyclophosphamide (CYP)-induced cystitis, oxidative stress, fibrosis, inflammation, and bladder hyperactivity in rats. "