Exploration of the Mechanism of Pinellia ternata Inhibiting Oxidative Stress Based on Zebrafish Model
Zheng Wang, Yonghao Ping, Juanjuan Chen, Shijun Guo, Li Deng, Yi Huang
South Asian Research Journal of Natural Products · pp. 249–257 · Published 31 Aug 2024
Abstract
Pinellia ternata, as a toxic traditional Chinese medicine, contains various active ingredients such as alkaloids, which can inhibit oxidative stress mechanisms. The experiment used zebrafish models to study the changes and effects of oxidative stress levels in organisms, and explored the mechanism of Pinellia ternata in inhibiting oxidative stress, laying the foundation for the development of antioxidants using Pinellia ternata as raw material.
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