Aqueous Extract of Wolfberry Alleviates Aging‐Related Skeletal Muscle Dysfunction by Modulating PRRs Signaling Pathways and Enhancing DNA Repair
Qingwei Zheng,
Xiaofang Chen,
Waleed AL‐Ansi
et al.
Abstract:Aging can lead to a series of degenerative changes in skeletal muscle, which would negatively impact physical activity and the quality of life of the elderly. Wolfberry contains numerous bioactive substances. It's vital to further explore the mechanisms underlying its healthy effects on skeletal muscle function during aging progress. This study discusses the benefits and mechanisms of aqueous extract of wolfberry (AEW) to protect skeletal muscle from aging‐related persistent DNA damage based on its anti‐inflam… Show more
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