The aqueous extract from Artemisia capillaris inhibits acute gastric mucosal injury by inhibition of ROS and NF-kB
Abstract
Artemisia capillaris, also called "InJin" in Korean, has been used as traditional oriental medicine in Korea because of its various pharmacological activities. These include hepatoprotective, analgesic, and antipyretic activities. The present study was designed to validate the beneficial effects of the aqueous extract of A. capillaris (AEAC) against acute gastric mucosal injury and investigate the underlying molecular mechanisms. The...
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Title
The aqueous extract from Artemisia capillaris inhibits acute gastric mucosal injury by inhibition of ROS and NF-kB
Published Date
Mar 1, 2018
Volume
99
Pages
681 - 687
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