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    2025年, 第20卷, 第3期 刊出日期:2025-06-30 上一期   
    Exploring the potential mechanism of drug pair Salviae Miltiorrhizae  Radix et Rhizoma and Notoginseng Radix et Rhizoma in the treatment  of thrombosis after polycythemia vera by network pharmacology
    Yijie Yin, Guixin Pan, Hua Jin, Xixi Wang, Yi Sun, Tonghua Yang, Tao Shen, Yalian Sa
    2025 (3):  105-120. 
    摘要 ( 16 )   PDF(12974KB) ( 19 )  
    Thrombosis is a leading cause of mortality and morbidity in patients suffering from polycythemia vera (PV). Drug pair Salviae  Miltiorrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Danshen, DS) and Notoginseng Radix et Rhizoma (Sanqi, SQ) is common traditional Chinese  medicine (TCM) used in clinical practice to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis. In this study, network  pharmacology and molecular docking were used to analyze the potentially active ingredients and underlying mechanisms of drug  pair DS-SQ against thrombosis after PV. These results show that 54 targets are related to both disease and the drug pair. Nineteen  core targets, including IL-6 and AKT1, were screened. Luteolin and tanshinone IIa from DS as well as quercetin from SQ might  be the major substances in the treatment of thrombosis after PV. KEGG enrichment analysis demonstrated that the lipid and  atherosclerosis signaling pathway might play a significant role. These results provide valuable insights and a reference for the use of  drug pair DS-SQ in management of thrombosis after PV and lay a foundation for further exploration of pharmacological effects.
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    Applications of metabonomics in traditional Chinese medicine
    Yijie Yin, Guixin Pan, Hua Jin, Xixi Wang, Yi Sun, Tonghua Yang, Tao Shen, Yalian Sa
    2025 (3):  121-129. 
    摘要 ( 25 )   PDF(881KB) ( 19 )  
    Metabonomics, a key aspect of systems biology, offers novel approaches for early diagnosis, pharmacotherapy, and health management in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This paper summarizes its applications in establishing TCM quality standards, exploring material basis, clarifying mechanism, and assessing toxicity. By profiling TCM and its metabolites, metabonomics comprehensively captures chemical traits, enhancing quality evaluation precision. It also tracks metabolic  dynamics to understand TCM’s absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, thereby facilitating the identification of active components and their underlying mechanisms. In toxicity assessment, metabonomics uncovers hepatic and renal toxicity while  elucidating potential mechanisms. In summary, metabonomics fosters TCM modernization and globalization, serving as a pivotal tool for advancing research and development. 
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    Evolution of the protection system for traditional Chinese  medicine varieties and the strategic responses of traditional  Chinese medicine enterprises
    Wenli Li, Qian Sun, Xiang Li, Zhaojun Meng, Mengmeng Li, Wenxia Ding, Pengfei Zhang
    2025 (3):  130-139. 
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    The protection system for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) varieties, as an important policy tool to promote the development  of TCM, has a long history of over 30 years, from the promulgation of the “Regulations on the Protection of Traditional Chinese  Medicine Varieties” in 1992 to the comprehensive revision of the draft for soliciting opinions in 2022. The TCM protection system  evolves to meet the needs of innovative development of TCM. This paper reviews the policy developments in TCM varieties  protection, collates protection data (1993 to 2024), and analyzes enterprises application strategies amid impending regulatory  changes. 
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    From natural medicines to metal weapons: therapeutic potential of flavonoid  metabolites in regulating host-Mycobacterium tuberculosis metal interactions
    Tianyi Zhao, Qingxuan Wu, Yihao Fan, Ru Li, Zifei Yang, Wenxin Li, Xiaoyun Zhao
    2025 (3):  140-155. 
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    Tuberculosis, an infectious disease, causes considerable morbidity and mortality. Within the host immune system, transition  metals play vital roles in combating Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB), acting as catalytic cofactors, mediating electron  transport, and catalyzing antimicrobial radical formation. Both the host and MTB have developed mechanisms to maintain  metal homeostasis. Flavonoids, important herbal materials with potent iron-chelating ability, have gained attention for their  antitubercular and anti-inflammatory effects, making them a promising treatment option. This review explores how trace  metals restrict MTB and the dynamic balance between pathogen and host, revealing innovative perspectives for therapeutic  interventions. 
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