Cancer pain is one of the most prevalent and debilitating symptoms in patients with advanced malignancies,arising from multifactorial mechanisms involving peripheral,central,and systemic pathways.Conventional analgesi...Cancer pain is one of the most prevalent and debilitating symptoms in patients with advanced malignancies,arising from multifactorial mechanisms involving peripheral,central,and systemic pathways.Conventional analgesics,including opioids and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs,are often limited by their insufficient efficacy,tolerance,and risk of dependence.Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM),characterized by its multi-component,multi-target,and systemic regulatory properties,has shown promising potential in cancer pain management.This review provides a comprehensive overview of the clinical classification and underlying mechanisms of cancer pain(including nerve infiltration,dysregulation of inflammatory mediators and ion channels,central sensitization,neuro-immune crosstalk,metabolic reprogramming,and gut-brain axis impairment),as well as the analgesic effects of representative TCM agents in cancer pain management.For example,bioactive components such as tetrahydroberberine,levo-tetrahydropalmatine,and piperine exert analgesic effects,thereby improving the quality of life of patients by inhibiting inflammatory cascades,regulating neurotransmitter systems,and preserving neural integrity.Commonly used preclinical models,including bone cancer pain,pancreatic cancer pain,and chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy models,are summarized for their utility in mechanistic studies and efficacy evaluations.This review also discusses the current limitations of clinical evidence,such as small sample sizes,short follow-up periods,and limited translation from animal models,alongside major challenges in standardization,mechanistic elucidation,and clinical trial design.Future directions should focus on precise pain phenotyping,integrated multi-target interventions,rigorous efficacy safety validation,and innovations in drug delivery to facilitate the standardization and global adoption of TCM in cancer pain management.展开更多
Chinese medicinal materials are the material basis for the inheritance and development of traditional Chinese medicine.Intellectual property protection for the entire industrial chain of traditional Chinese medicinal ...Chinese medicinal materials are the material basis for the inheritance and development of traditional Chinese medicine.Intellectual property protection for the entire industrial chain of traditional Chinese medicinal materials promotes the inheritance and innovation of traditional Chinese medicine,and contributes to rural revitalization and the building of an agricultural power.This article provides an overview of the traditional Chinese medicinal materials in Hubei Province.It conducts a detailed investigation into the intellectual property resources of the province s traditional Chinese medicinal materials from aspects such as traditional knowledge,genetic resources,new plant varieties,patents,geographical indications,and trademarks.It analyzes the eight main problems in the protection,inheritance,and innovative development of intellectual property rights,and puts forward corresponding suggestions,such as establishing an intellectual property rights rule system for specific fields of traditional Chinese medicinal materials,promoting the"Famous Brand Action in Rural Areas",and building a"Hubei s Sixteen Superior Herbs"cluster of traditional Chinese medicinal materials.展开更多
In the Chinese lunar calendar,2026 ushers in the Year of the Horse,a creature that has carried humanity across continents and through centuries.More than a marker of time,the horse embodies vitality,courage,and the re...In the Chinese lunar calendar,2026 ushers in the Year of the Horse,a creature that has carried humanity across continents and through centuries.More than a marker of time,the horse embodies vitality,courage,and the relentless spirit to move forward,qualities that resonate not only in China but across the landscapes of many African societies.展开更多
Aims and Scope Chinese Journal of Polymer Science(CJPS)is a monthly journal published in English and sponsored by the Chinese Chemical Society and the Institute of Chemistry,Chinese Academy of Sciences.CJPS is edited ...Aims and Scope Chinese Journal of Polymer Science(CJPS)is a monthly journal published in English and sponsored by the Chinese Chemical Society and the Institute of Chemistry,Chinese Academy of Sciences.CJPS is edited by a distinguished Editorial Board headed by Professor Qi-Feng Zhou and supported by an International Advisory Board in which many famous active polymer scientists all over the world are included.展开更多
Born in Penglai,Shandong Province in 1942,Jiang Baolin is currently working as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese National Academy of Arts.He’s also a committee member and researcher at the China National Academy o...Born in Penglai,Shandong Province in 1942,Jiang Baolin is currently working as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese National Academy of Arts.He’s also a committee member and researcher at the China National Academy of Painting.He graduated from Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts(now China Academy of Art),studying under such masters as Lu Yanshao and Gu Kunbo,and later pursued his master’s degree at the Central Academy of Fine Arts,sitting at the feet of masters like Li Keran.展开更多
Traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)has garnered increasing attention globally,with its modernization becoming a prominent research focus both within China and internationally.However,the lack of a precise definition for...Traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)has garnered increasing attention globally,with its modernization becoming a prominent research focus both within China and internationally.However,the lack of a precise definition for TCM modernization has hindered clear guidance for its development.Additionally,cancer remains a significant global public health challenge,largely untreatable with current methods.Therefore,a comprehensive understanding of TCM modernization is crucial for its evolution,revolution,drug discovery,and cancer therapy.This study provides an overview of the history,theory,characteristics,and evolution of TCM,highlighting its potential in cancer prevention and treatment.We propose a definition for TCM modernization,innovative Chinese medicine(ICM),and elucidate strategies to elevate TCM from a supporting role to a leading one.Electronic databases such as PubMed,Web of Science,ScienceDirect,and Clinical Trials were utilized to retrieve relevant literature spanning from 1979 to 2024,with most publications being from the last five years,using keywords like“Traditional Chinese medicine”,“Cancer”,“Mechanism”,and“Clinical trial”.In this study,we introduce the theory of TCM modernization following target identification and initial compound screening:ICM,defined by“3 D”elements:definite active ingredient composition and content,determined functional mechanism,and detection through evidence-based medicine.Overall,the“3 D”definition of ICM will establish a standard for ICM,accelerate TCM modernization,enhance drug discovery targeting cancer and various human diseases,and benefit patients worldwide.展开更多
Dream-Building in Tangwangcheng Chief Director:Chen Xichan Length:Four Episodes Producers:The Third Division of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and Hunan Broadcasting System Broadcasting Platforms:Mango TV,...Dream-Building in Tangwangcheng Chief Director:Chen Xichan Length:Four Episodes Producers:The Third Division of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and Hunan Broadcasting System Broadcasting Platforms:Mango TV,Tencent Video,Youku,and bilibili.展开更多
The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics,in Italy,concluded on February 22,after 17 days of competitions that witnessed broad participation and historic breakthroughs.China-which fielded 126 athletes in 91 events across 15 d...The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics,in Italy,concluded on February 22,after 17 days of competitions that witnessed broad participation and historic breakthroughs.China-which fielded 126 athletes in 91 events across 15 disciplines--sent its largest-ever delegation to an overseas Winter Olympics.展开更多
History has never been driven by comfort,nor shaped solely by inheritance.Its most significant turning points have emerged from those with youth,conviction and courage ingrained in them.Progress starts when young peop...History has never been driven by comfort,nor shaped solely by inheritance.Its most significant turning points have emerged from those with youth,conviction and courage ingrained in them.Progress starts when young people not only dream but also take action.Sometimes,the boldest move is not to run towards the glow of cities,but to turn back-to one’s soil,roots and forgotten home-and help it to flourish.展开更多
Tumor growth depends on neoangiogenesis,and current anti-angiogenic therapies face limitations owing to side effects and drug resistance.Traditional Chinese medicines(TCM)have shown potential to inhibit tumor angiogen...Tumor growth depends on neoangiogenesis,and current anti-angiogenic therapies face limitations owing to side effects and drug resistance.Traditional Chinese medicines(TCM)have shown potential to inhibit tumor angiogenesis owing to their multi-component and multi-target properties.This review focuses on the mechanisms of action of TCM monomers(e.g.,curcumin,tanshinone IIA,and ginsenoside)through the modulation of key pathways,such as HIF-1α,VEGF/VEGFRs,and Notch signaling,and explores their modulatory effects on the tumor microenvironment(e.g.,tumor-associated macrophage polarization).Despite the low toxicity and multi-targeting advantages of TCM,their clinical translation is still limited by low bioavailability and standardization difficulties.In this review,we further analyze the role of modern approaches,such as nanocarriers(liposomes,polymer nanoparticles,metal-coordinated nanomaterials,and plant exosome-like vesicles),in overcoming these bottlenecks and propose a strategy of combining TCM with chemotherapy,radiotherapy,and immunotherapy to overcome drug resistance and enhance therapeutic efficacy.By integrating traditional wisdom with cutting-edge technologies,anti-angiogenesis research in TCM is expected to contribute to the development of safer and more effective individualised cancer treatment.展开更多
Mesenchymal stem cells(MSCs)are pluripotent stem cells isolated from human tissues.Due to their strong self-renewal capacity,pluripotency,and immunomodulatory properties,MSCs have garnered significant attention in cel...Mesenchymal stem cells(MSCs)are pluripotent stem cells isolated from human tissues.Due to their strong self-renewal capacity,pluripotency,and immunomodulatory properties,MSCs have garnered significant attention in cell therapy and tissue regeneration.However,cellular senescence induced by replication or external stimuli can impair MSC proliferation and differentiation,making it crucial to develop interventions that delay or reverse the senescence process.From a traditional Chinese medicine perspective,senescence stems from spleen and stomach deficiency,kidney deficiency,and related factors;thus,medicines that tonify the kidney and promote Qi and blood circulation play vital roles in anti-senescence therapy.Chinese medicine,characterized by low toxicity and multi-target,multi-functional properties,has become prominent in anti-senescence research.This paper examines the MSC senescence process by discussing its causes,characteristics,and mechanisms,then summarizes how active ingredients in herbal medicines and natural compounds reverse MSC senescence,facilitating the discovery of additional anti-senescence Chinese medicines and their effective components.展开更多
Background: The human gut microbiome is an important target for disease treatment and prevention. Various microbial species within the complex ecosystem of the microbiome have been shown to play important roles in dis...Background: The human gut microbiome is an important target for disease treatment and prevention. Various microbial species within the complex ecosystem of the microbiome have been shown to play important roles in disease. Identification of bioactive materials capable of altering the abundances of these species both safely and effectively is a major goal in microbiome research. Many traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) have been reported to affect the composition of the gut microbiome. Here, we summarize studies that have used TCMs to alter the gut microbiome and discuss the response relationship between TCMs and gut microbial species. Methods: We searched the PubMed, Web of Science, and Knowledge Network databases using the terms “traditional Chinese medicine,” “gut microbiome,” and specific system disease names (endocrine, immune, nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive). Studies were excluded if irrelevant or if the experimental procedures were unclear. Results: TCMs have been reported to affect a wide range of gut microbial taxa spanning major phyla, including Firmicutes, Bacteroidetes, Proteobacteria, Verrucomicrobiota, Actinobacteria, and Fusobacteria. In all, 54 TCMs including compounds and extracts have been tested in rodents and 30 have been examined in human trials. Almost all studies have reported positive results in regulating the gut microbiome as well as modulating corresponding phenotypes, spanning diseases of the endocrine, immune, nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive systems. Gut species, including Akkermansia, Bacteroides, Fusobacterium, Faecalibacterium, and E. coli, were found to be regulated by 19 TCMs. A network was constructed to visualize the interactions between TCMs and these taxa. Conclusion: There exists a complex and close relationship between intestinal microflora and diseases. Sufficient experimental data and studies have proved that the imbalance of intestinal microflora affects health by mediating metabolism, immune regulation, inflammation and signal transduction. Many characteristic alterations of intestinal microflora are positively correlated with diseases, so intestinal microflora has become a potential risk index and treatment target for many diseases. Many TCMs affect the relative abundances of microbial species in the gut, and therefore may be useful for modulating the gut microbiome. This review provides a reference for prioritizing candidate TCMs from the enormous repertoire of such medicines to test which specific gut microbes are targeted.展开更多
As a Burundian doctoral student at Nanjing University,my personal journey is closely intertwined with China’s development in the new era and the deepening China-Africa partnership.Recently,my experiences have given m...As a Burundian doctoral student at Nanjing University,my personal journey is closely intertwined with China’s development in the new era and the deepening China-Africa partnership.Recently,my experiences have given me a deeper appreciation of the importance of people-to-people exchanges between China and Africa.展开更多
Background In July 2024,the European Union's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation,or ESPR,officially came into effect.This regulation mandates that products entering the EU market must use a Digital Produ...Background In July 2024,the European Union's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation,or ESPR,officially came into effect.This regulation mandates that products entering the EU market must use a Digital Product Passport,known as DPP,to disclose their compliance certifications,environmental impact,and supply chain information.Failure to comply may result in exclusion from the EU market.展开更多
Attention,All Villagers Chief Director:Jin Ying Length:Five Episodes Producer:bilibili Broadcasting Platform:bilibili This film series tells the stories of the new generation of farmers in China in a vibrant narrative...Attention,All Villagers Chief Director:Jin Ying Length:Five Episodes Producer:bilibili Broadcasting Platform:bilibili This film series tells the stories of the new generation of farmers in China in a vibrant narrative style.By documenting five villagers’daily lives,each episode highlights the challenges young people are facing in building their life and career in their rural hometowns.展开更多
Profile of Prof.Ning-Li Wang Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering(CAE)Member of the International Academy of Ophthalmology Director,Ophthalmology Center,Beijing Tongren Hospital Dean,School of Ophthalmolo...Profile of Prof.Ning-Li Wang Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering(CAE)Member of the International Academy of Ophthalmology Director,Ophthalmology Center,Beijing Tongren Hospital Dean,School of Ophthalmology,Capital Medical University Director,National Engineering Research Center for Ophthalmic Diagnosis and Treatment National Distinguished Physician Member,Academic Advisory Committee.展开更多
Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease caused by the dengue virus and transmitted by mosquito vectors[1].Its clinical manifestations include high fever,headache,muscle and joint pain,and rash.It holds a significa...Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease caused by the dengue virus and transmitted by mosquito vectors[1].Its clinical manifestations include high fever,headache,muscle and joint pain,and rash.It holds a significant position in global public health.In recent years,its incidence has continued to rise worldwide[2],making it one of the major diseases threatening human health.The disease course of dengue fever is divided into three typical phases:the acute febrile phase,the critical phase,and the recovery phase.While most patients experience mild symptoms,some may progress to severe dengue and potentially fatal outcomes if not promptly and effectively treated during the critical phase.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.82360238,82071245)。
文摘Cancer pain is one of the most prevalent and debilitating symptoms in patients with advanced malignancies,arising from multifactorial mechanisms involving peripheral,central,and systemic pathways.Conventional analgesics,including opioids and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs,are often limited by their insufficient efficacy,tolerance,and risk of dependence.Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM),characterized by its multi-component,multi-target,and systemic regulatory properties,has shown promising potential in cancer pain management.This review provides a comprehensive overview of the clinical classification and underlying mechanisms of cancer pain(including nerve infiltration,dysregulation of inflammatory mediators and ion channels,central sensitization,neuro-immune crosstalk,metabolic reprogramming,and gut-brain axis impairment),as well as the analgesic effects of representative TCM agents in cancer pain management.For example,bioactive components such as tetrahydroberberine,levo-tetrahydropalmatine,and piperine exert analgesic effects,thereby improving the quality of life of patients by inhibiting inflammatory cascades,regulating neurotransmitter systems,and preserving neural integrity.Commonly used preclinical models,including bone cancer pain,pancreatic cancer pain,and chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy models,are summarized for their utility in mechanistic studies and efficacy evaluations.This review also discusses the current limitations of clinical evidence,such as small sample sizes,short follow-up periods,and limited translation from animal models,alongside major challenges in standardization,mechanistic elucidation,and clinical trial design.Future directions should focus on precise pain phenotyping,integrated multi-target interventions,rigorous efficacy safety validation,and innovations in drug delivery to facilitate the standardization and global adoption of TCM in cancer pain management.
基金Supported by the Project of National Social Science Fund of China(22CMZ015).
文摘Chinese medicinal materials are the material basis for the inheritance and development of traditional Chinese medicine.Intellectual property protection for the entire industrial chain of traditional Chinese medicinal materials promotes the inheritance and innovation of traditional Chinese medicine,and contributes to rural revitalization and the building of an agricultural power.This article provides an overview of the traditional Chinese medicinal materials in Hubei Province.It conducts a detailed investigation into the intellectual property resources of the province s traditional Chinese medicinal materials from aspects such as traditional knowledge,genetic resources,new plant varieties,patents,geographical indications,and trademarks.It analyzes the eight main problems in the protection,inheritance,and innovative development of intellectual property rights,and puts forward corresponding suggestions,such as establishing an intellectual property rights rule system for specific fields of traditional Chinese medicinal materials,promoting the"Famous Brand Action in Rural Areas",and building a"Hubei s Sixteen Superior Herbs"cluster of traditional Chinese medicinal materials.
文摘In the Chinese lunar calendar,2026 ushers in the Year of the Horse,a creature that has carried humanity across continents and through centuries.More than a marker of time,the horse embodies vitality,courage,and the relentless spirit to move forward,qualities that resonate not only in China but across the landscapes of many African societies.
文摘Aims and Scope Chinese Journal of Polymer Science(CJPS)is a monthly journal published in English and sponsored by the Chinese Chemical Society and the Institute of Chemistry,Chinese Academy of Sciences.CJPS is edited by a distinguished Editorial Board headed by Professor Qi-Feng Zhou and supported by an International Advisory Board in which many famous active polymer scientists all over the world are included.
文摘Born in Penglai,Shandong Province in 1942,Jiang Baolin is currently working as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese National Academy of Arts.He’s also a committee member and researcher at the China National Academy of Painting.He graduated from Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts(now China Academy of Art),studying under such masters as Lu Yanshao and Gu Kunbo,and later pursued his master’s degree at the Central Academy of Fine Arts,sitting at the feet of masters like Li Keran.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.82203343)the National Postdoctoral Program for Innovative Talents of China(No.BX20220273)+3 种基金China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2022M712874)Henan Province Key Research and Development Promotion Special Project(Science and Technology)in 2023(No.232102311007)Henan Province Key Scientific Research Project of Colleges and Universities in 2023(No.23A310007)the Outstanding Youth Project of Henan Provincial Natural Science Foundation(No.252300421123)。
文摘Traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)has garnered increasing attention globally,with its modernization becoming a prominent research focus both within China and internationally.However,the lack of a precise definition for TCM modernization has hindered clear guidance for its development.Additionally,cancer remains a significant global public health challenge,largely untreatable with current methods.Therefore,a comprehensive understanding of TCM modernization is crucial for its evolution,revolution,drug discovery,and cancer therapy.This study provides an overview of the history,theory,characteristics,and evolution of TCM,highlighting its potential in cancer prevention and treatment.We propose a definition for TCM modernization,innovative Chinese medicine(ICM),and elucidate strategies to elevate TCM from a supporting role to a leading one.Electronic databases such as PubMed,Web of Science,ScienceDirect,and Clinical Trials were utilized to retrieve relevant literature spanning from 1979 to 2024,with most publications being from the last five years,using keywords like“Traditional Chinese medicine”,“Cancer”,“Mechanism”,and“Clinical trial”.In this study,we introduce the theory of TCM modernization following target identification and initial compound screening:ICM,defined by“3 D”elements:definite active ingredient composition and content,determined functional mechanism,and detection through evidence-based medicine.Overall,the“3 D”definition of ICM will establish a standard for ICM,accelerate TCM modernization,enhance drug discovery targeting cancer and various human diseases,and benefit patients worldwide.
文摘Dream-Building in Tangwangcheng Chief Director:Chen Xichan Length:Four Episodes Producers:The Third Division of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and Hunan Broadcasting System Broadcasting Platforms:Mango TV,Tencent Video,Youku,and bilibili.
文摘The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics,in Italy,concluded on February 22,after 17 days of competitions that witnessed broad participation and historic breakthroughs.China-which fielded 126 athletes in 91 events across 15 disciplines--sent its largest-ever delegation to an overseas Winter Olympics.
文摘History has never been driven by comfort,nor shaped solely by inheritance.Its most significant turning points have emerged from those with youth,conviction and courage ingrained in them.Progress starts when young people not only dream but also take action.Sometimes,the boldest move is not to run towards the glow of cities,but to turn back-to one’s soil,roots and forgotten home-and help it to flourish.
基金supported by the Xinglin Scholars Nursery Program Talent Fund of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine(MPRC2023005).
文摘Tumor growth depends on neoangiogenesis,and current anti-angiogenic therapies face limitations owing to side effects and drug resistance.Traditional Chinese medicines(TCM)have shown potential to inhibit tumor angiogenesis owing to their multi-component and multi-target properties.This review focuses on the mechanisms of action of TCM monomers(e.g.,curcumin,tanshinone IIA,and ginsenoside)through the modulation of key pathways,such as HIF-1α,VEGF/VEGFRs,and Notch signaling,and explores their modulatory effects on the tumor microenvironment(e.g.,tumor-associated macrophage polarization).Despite the low toxicity and multi-targeting advantages of TCM,their clinical translation is still limited by low bioavailability and standardization difficulties.In this review,we further analyze the role of modern approaches,such as nanocarriers(liposomes,polymer nanoparticles,metal-coordinated nanomaterials,and plant exosome-like vesicles),in overcoming these bottlenecks and propose a strategy of combining TCM with chemotherapy,radiotherapy,and immunotherapy to overcome drug resistance and enhance therapeutic efficacy.By integrating traditional wisdom with cutting-edge technologies,anti-angiogenesis research in TCM is expected to contribute to the development of safer and more effective individualised cancer treatment.
基金supported by Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China(No.LQ23H290006)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.82204781)+2 种基金the Key Laboratory of Clinical Cancer Pharmacology and Toxicology Research of Zhejiang Province(No.2020E10021)Zhejiang Provincial Program for the Cultivation of High-level Innovative Health Talents(No.ZWB-2020-18)Zhejiang Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Science and Technology Project(No.2023ZR119).
文摘Mesenchymal stem cells(MSCs)are pluripotent stem cells isolated from human tissues.Due to their strong self-renewal capacity,pluripotency,and immunomodulatory properties,MSCs have garnered significant attention in cell therapy and tissue regeneration.However,cellular senescence induced by replication or external stimuli can impair MSC proliferation and differentiation,making it crucial to develop interventions that delay or reverse the senescence process.From a traditional Chinese medicine perspective,senescence stems from spleen and stomach deficiency,kidney deficiency,and related factors;thus,medicines that tonify the kidney and promote Qi and blood circulation play vital roles in anti-senescence therapy.Chinese medicine,characterized by low toxicity and multi-target,multi-functional properties,has become prominent in anti-senescence research.This paper examines the MSC senescence process by discussing its causes,characteristics,and mechanisms,then summarizes how active ingredients in herbal medicines and natural compounds reverse MSC senescence,facilitating the discovery of additional anti-senescence Chinese medicines and their effective components.
基金funding by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.82174492)National Clinical Research Center for Chinese Medicine Acupuncture and Moxibustion Project(N o.ZJJBGS2024002-1).
文摘Background: The human gut microbiome is an important target for disease treatment and prevention. Various microbial species within the complex ecosystem of the microbiome have been shown to play important roles in disease. Identification of bioactive materials capable of altering the abundances of these species both safely and effectively is a major goal in microbiome research. Many traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) have been reported to affect the composition of the gut microbiome. Here, we summarize studies that have used TCMs to alter the gut microbiome and discuss the response relationship between TCMs and gut microbial species. Methods: We searched the PubMed, Web of Science, and Knowledge Network databases using the terms “traditional Chinese medicine,” “gut microbiome,” and specific system disease names (endocrine, immune, nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive). Studies were excluded if irrelevant or if the experimental procedures were unclear. Results: TCMs have been reported to affect a wide range of gut microbial taxa spanning major phyla, including Firmicutes, Bacteroidetes, Proteobacteria, Verrucomicrobiota, Actinobacteria, and Fusobacteria. In all, 54 TCMs including compounds and extracts have been tested in rodents and 30 have been examined in human trials. Almost all studies have reported positive results in regulating the gut microbiome as well as modulating corresponding phenotypes, spanning diseases of the endocrine, immune, nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive systems. Gut species, including Akkermansia, Bacteroides, Fusobacterium, Faecalibacterium, and E. coli, were found to be regulated by 19 TCMs. A network was constructed to visualize the interactions between TCMs and these taxa. Conclusion: There exists a complex and close relationship between intestinal microflora and diseases. Sufficient experimental data and studies have proved that the imbalance of intestinal microflora affects health by mediating metabolism, immune regulation, inflammation and signal transduction. Many characteristic alterations of intestinal microflora are positively correlated with diseases, so intestinal microflora has become a potential risk index and treatment target for many diseases. Many TCMs affect the relative abundances of microbial species in the gut, and therefore may be useful for modulating the gut microbiome. This review provides a reference for prioritizing candidate TCMs from the enormous repertoire of such medicines to test which specific gut microbes are targeted.
文摘As a Burundian doctoral student at Nanjing University,my personal journey is closely intertwined with China’s development in the new era and the deepening China-Africa partnership.Recently,my experiences have given me a deeper appreciation of the importance of people-to-people exchanges between China and Africa.
文摘Background In July 2024,the European Union's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation,or ESPR,officially came into effect.This regulation mandates that products entering the EU market must use a Digital Product Passport,known as DPP,to disclose their compliance certifications,environmental impact,and supply chain information.Failure to comply may result in exclusion from the EU market.
文摘Attention,All Villagers Chief Director:Jin Ying Length:Five Episodes Producer:bilibili Broadcasting Platform:bilibili This film series tells the stories of the new generation of farmers in China in a vibrant narrative style.By documenting five villagers’daily lives,each episode highlights the challenges young people are facing in building their life and career in their rural hometowns.
文摘Profile of Prof.Ning-Li Wang Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering(CAE)Member of the International Academy of Ophthalmology Director,Ophthalmology Center,Beijing Tongren Hospital Dean,School of Ophthalmology,Capital Medical University Director,National Engineering Research Center for Ophthalmic Diagnosis and Treatment National Distinguished Physician Member,Academic Advisory Committee.
文摘Dengue fever is an acute infectious disease caused by the dengue virus and transmitted by mosquito vectors[1].Its clinical manifestations include high fever,headache,muscle and joint pain,and rash.It holds a significant position in global public health.In recent years,its incidence has continued to rise worldwide[2],making it one of the major diseases threatening human health.The disease course of dengue fever is divided into three typical phases:the acute febrile phase,the critical phase,and the recovery phase.While most patients experience mild symptoms,some may progress to severe dengue and potentially fatal outcomes if not promptly and effectively treated during the critical phase.
