Excess reactive oxygen species (ROS) caused by mitochondrial dysfunction and adverse
external stimulus would damage the liposomes, proteins, even DNA in cells, which is one of …

… are reasonably supposed to play a pathogenetic role. Flavonoids, a large class of naturally
… Flavonoids are described to play an antioxidant role*" and to exhibit several other features, …

… They scavenge free radicals, decrease inflammation, and alter multiple organ functions,
which may ease iron overload on central nervous system function. Here, we have attempted to …

… It plays a key role in maintaining the dynamic balance of iron in … effect by suppressing
iron toxicity via altered hepcidin … the potency of flavonoids for cytochrome c reduction and …

… role in the pathogenesis of this disease, in particular, neuroinflammation and oxidative stress.
To date, the pharmacological treatments … groups, flavonoids and non-flavonoids, based on …

… in the treatment of AS in recent years to provide theoretical reference for the treatment of AS.
… Research advances in role of ferroptosis in atherosclerosis and its targeted therapy[J]. Acad …

The role of natural flavonoids on neuroinflammation as a therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s …
In particular, it is vital that we investigate the effects of flavonoids on the neuroinflammation …

… radicals negatively influences physiological functions. Consequently, flavonoids are important
in … Vegetables and fruits are two important flavonoids which are rich in diet sources. For …

… of WYP on the secretory function of Sertoli cells through the … may be a target of GTW toxicity.
The altered secretory proteins … (32-34) Meanwhile, Cuscutae semen flavonoid was also …

… Bioactive roles of flavonoids The bioactive compounds present in the foods are defined as
… flavonoids and carotenoids, etc (Table 1.3). Additionally, multitude mass effects of flavonoids …