红景天苷:多种合成途径和跨多种系统药理作用的最新进展

Min Zhao , Liuxiang Feng , Wenhua Li
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红景天苷是一种从红景天植物中提取的重要化合物,在传统中药制剂中具有悠久的整合历史。红景天主要在具有挑战性的环境中茁壮成长,通常在高海拔地区。虽然红景天苷的提取规模已经扩大,但这种化合物的天然存在仍然非常稀少。先前的综述主要探讨红景天苷的抗氧化、抗炎和抗缺氧特性。介绍了该化合物对心血管、脑、中枢神经系统、呼吸系统、肾脏、骨骼肌、胃肠系统和肝脏的作用。我们提供了从2019年到现在红景天苷的生物学特性、作用机制及其毒理学概况的最新概述。此外,我们还探索了不同属红景天苷的变化,并深入研究了其合成途径。该综合分析旨在解决供需挑战,为新药研发铺平道路,并为红景天苷的持续开发和利用提供有价值的见解。
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Salidroside: Diverse synthetic pathways and recent advances in pharmacological effects across multiple systems
Salidroside stands as a prominent compound derived from Rhodiola plants, enjoying a long history of integration within traditional Chinese medicine formulations. Rhodiola species predominantly thrive in challenging environments, often at high altitudes. Although the scale of salidroside extraction has broadened, the natural occurrence of this compound remains notably scarce. Prior reviews predominantly explored salidroside's antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-hypoxia properties. The effects of the compound on cardiovascular, brain, central nervous system, respiratory system, kidney, skeletal muscle, gastrointestinal system and liver were described. We provide an updated overview of salidroside's biological characteristics, mechanisms of action from 2019 to present, and its toxicological profile. Furthermore, we explore variations in salidroside sourced from different genera and delve into its synthetic pathways. This comprehensive analysis aims to address supply and demand challenges, pave the way for new drug research and development, and offer valuable insights for the continued exploration and utilization of salidroside.
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