A review of the genus Chrysosplenium as a traditional Tibetan medicine and its preparations

Zhao, Jiajia; Qiu, Xiang; Zhao, Yunyan; Wu, Rui; Wei, Panhong; Tao, Chengtian; Wan, Lijuan

doi:10.1016/j.jep.2022.115042

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“…These data revealed the active metabolic processes and the synthesis of various metabolites. In C. nudicaule, C. carnosum, and other Chrysosplenium species, flavonoids and triterpenoids are the main active components; these components help in resistance against biological and environmental stresses, such as cold, drought, and pests [10,58,59]. In this study, we recorded the unigenes for the terpenoid backbone biosynthesis pathway.…”

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“…In accordance with the Flora of China, the literature, and field investigations, Chrysospelnium macrophyllum is endemic to China, mainly distributed in 14 Chinese provinces [8,9]. It is a common folk herbal medicine that can treat infantile convulsions, ecthyma, scalds, and lung and ear disorders [10]. Only a few studies have been performed on C. macrophyllum, and its chloroplast genomic data have been obtained [11].…”

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De Novo Transcriptome Assembly and EST-SSR Marker Development and Application in Chrysosplenium macrophyllum

Xiang

Yuan

et al. 2023

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Chrysosplenium macrophyllum Oliv., belonging to the family Saxifragaceae, is a traditional and unique Chinese herbal medicine. However, the lack of adequate molecular markers has hampered the progress regarding population genetics and evolution within this species. In this research, we used the DNBSEQ-T7 Sequencer (MGI) sequencing assay to analyze the transcriptome profiles of C. macrophyllum. SSR markers were developed on the basis of transcriptomic sequences and further validated on C. macrophyllum and other Chrysosplenium species. The genetic diversity and structure of the 12 populations were analyzed by using polymorphic expressed sequence tag simple sequence repeat (EST-SSR) markers. A potential pool of 3127 non-redundant EST-SSR markers were identified for C. macrophyllum in this study. The developed EST-SSR markers had high amplification rates and cross-species transferability in Chrysosplenium. Our results also showed that the natural populations of C. macrophyllum had a high level of genetic diversity. Genetic distance, principal component analysis, and popular structure analysis revealed that all 60 samples clustered into two major groups that were consistent with their geographical origins. This study provided a batch of highly polymorphic EST-SSR molecular markers that were developed via transcriptome sequencing. These markers will be of great significance for the study of the genetic diversity and evolutionary history of C. macrophyllum and other Chrysosplenium species.

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De Novo Transcriptome Assembly and EST-SSR Marker Development and Application in Chrysosplenium macrophyllum

Xiang

Yuan

et al. 2023

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The Chrysosplenium sinicum genome provides insights into adaptive evolution of shade plants

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Wu,

Yang

et al. 2024

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Description and phylogenetic position of a new species, Chrysosplenium insularis J.E.Jang, K.H.Lee & H.Y.Gil (Saxifragaceae), from the southern islands of South Korea

Jang,

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Lee

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We describe a new species, Chrysosplenium insularis J.E.Jang, K.H.Lee & H.Y.Gil, belonging to the family Saxifragaceae, from the southern islands of the Republic of Korea. Chrysosplenium insularis is morphologically similar to C. japonicum (Maxim.) Makino but can be distinguished by fairly persistent bulbils, green to yellowish-green sepals, four stamens, and cylindrical papillose seeds. Chrysosplenium insularis is also distinguished from C. alternifolium L., which is distributed in Europe, northern Russia, and the Caucasus, by the absence of stolons and green bracts. Phylogenetic analyses, based on one nuclear ribosomal (ITS) and two chloroplast (rbcL, matK) regions, confirmed that the new species was monophyletic and that C. insularis and C. alternifolium formed a sister relationship with robust support. Herein, we provide a detailed morphological description of C. insularis with its corresponding geographical distribution and comparison table and figures of related species.

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A review of the genus Chrysosplenium as a traditional Tibetan medicine and its preparations

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De Novo Transcriptome Assembly and EST-SSR Marker Development and Application in Chrysosplenium macrophyllum

De Novo Transcriptome Assembly and EST-SSR Marker Development and Application in Chrysosplenium macrophyllum

The Chrysosplenium sinicum genome provides insights into adaptive evolution of shade plants

Description and phylogenetic position of a new species, Chrysosplenium insularis J.E.Jang, K.H.Lee & H.Y.Gil (Saxifragaceae), from the southern islands of South Korea

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A review of the genus Chrysosplenium as a traditional Tibetan medicine and its preparations

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De Novo Transcriptome Assembly and EST-SSR Marker Development and Application in Chrysosplenium macrophyllum

De Novo Transcriptome Assembly and EST-SSR Marker Development and Application in Chrysosplenium macrophyllum

The Chrysosplenium sinicum genome provides insights into adaptive evolution of shade plants

Description and phylogenetic position of a new species, Chrysosplenium insularis J.E.Jang, K.H.Lee &amp; H.Y.Gil (Saxifragaceae), from the southern islands of South Korea

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Description and phylogenetic position of a new species, Chrysosplenium insularis J.E.Jang, K.H.Lee & H.Y.Gil (Saxifragaceae), from the southern islands of South Korea