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Isomalabaricane-type nortriterpenoids and other constituents of the marine sponge Geodia japonica.

W. Zhang, C. Che
Chemistry
Journal of natural products
10 November 2001

Twelve compounds were isolated from the sponge Geodia japonica, including two new isomalabaricane-type nortriterpenoids, geoditins A and B, and a new sterol derivative.

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Oleanane saponins from Gymnema sylvestre.

W. Ye, Q. Zhang, X. Liu, C. Che, S. Zhao
Chemistry
Phytochemistry
1 April 2000

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Evaluation of the anti-proliferative properties of selected psoriasis-treating Chinese medicines on cultured HaCaT cells.

W. Tse, C. Che, Ken W K Liu, Zhi-xiu Lin
Biology, Medicine
Journal of ethnopharmacology
3 November 2006

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DNA as an affinity probe useful in the detection and isolation of biologically active natural products.

J. Pezzuto, C. Che, G. Cordell
Biology, Chemistry
Journal of natural products
1 November 1991

A simplified hplc system is described for the detection of compounds capable of binding to DNA and the subsequent activity-directed fractionation for the procurement of active principles to increase the pool of potentially active novel chemical substances to be considered for more advanced testing.

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Anti-proliferative effect of ginseng saponins on human prostate cancer cell line.

W. Liu, S. Xu, C. Che
Biology, Chemistry
Life sciences
8 August 2000

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Herb-Herb Combination for Therapeutic Enhancement and Advancement: Theory, Practice and Future Perspectives

C. Che, Zhi Jun Wang, M. Chow, C. Lam
Biology
Molecules
1 May 2013

An overview of the traditional concept and practice of herb-herb combination in Chinese medicine is presented, and the available scientific and clinical evidence to support the combined use of herbs is highlighted.

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Inhibition of intestinal and renal Na+-glucose cotransporter by naringenin.

Jian Mei Li, C. Che, C. Lau, P. Leung, C. H. Cheng
Biology, Chemistry
The international journal of biochemistry & cell…
1 May 2006

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Peony glycosides produce antidepressant-like action in mice exposed to chronic unpredictable mild stress: Effects on hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal function and brain-derived neurotrophic factor

Qingqiu Mao, S. Ip, K. Ko, Sam-Hip Tsai, C. Che
Biology, Psychology
Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and…
1 October 2009

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Effect of a lignan-enriched fructus schisandrae extract on hepatic glutathione status in rats: protection against carbon tetrachloride toxicity.

K. Ko, S. Ip, Y. Kong
Biology, Medicine
Planta medica
1 April 1995

The results indicate that the molecular mechanism of hepatoprotection afforded by FS pretreatment may involve the facilitation of GSH regeneration via the GRD-catalyzed and NADPH-mediated reaction.

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Anti-depressant-like effect of peony: a mini-review

Qingqiu Mao, S. Ip, Yan-Fang Xian, Zhen Hu, C. Che
Biology, Psychology
Pharmaceutical biology
1 January 2012

Peony is used clinically to treat depression-like symptoms in Chinese medicine, and it has been shown to possess anti-depressant property in a battery of test models using laboratory animals, and its effect is likely mediated by multiple targets.

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