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Differential proteomics for studying action mechanisms of traditional Chinese medicines.


ABSTRACT: Differential proteomics, which has been widely used in studying of traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) during the past 10 years, is a powerful tool to visualize differentially expressed proteins and analyzes their functions. In this paper, the applications of differential proteomics in exploring the action mechanisms of TCMs on various diseases including cancers, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, liver diseases, kidney disorders and obesity, etc. were reviewed. Furthermore, differential proteomics in studying of TCMs identification, toxicity, processing and compatibility mechanisms were also included. This review will provide information for the further applications of differential proteomics in TCMs studies.

SUBMITTER: Yang YY 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6325846 | biostudies-literature | 2019

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Differential proteomics for studying action mechanisms of traditional Chinese medicines.

Yang Yi-Yao YY   Yang Feng-Qing FQ   Gao Jian-Li JL  

Chinese medicine 20190108


Differential proteomics, which has been widely used in studying of traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) during the past 10 years, is a powerful tool to visualize differentially expressed proteins and analyzes their functions. In this paper, the applications of differential proteomics in exploring the action mechanisms of TCMs on various diseases including cancers, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, liver diseases, kidney disorders and obesity, etc. were reviewed. Furthermore, differential proteo  ...[more]

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