Corrigendum to ``Tectoridin from Maackia amurensis modulates both estrogen and thyroid receptors'' [Phytomedicine 21 (5) (2014) 602–606]

Electrochemical behavior of tectoridin and its sensitive determination based on l-arginine modified electrode

“…Some studies reported that the tectoridin can be transformated to aglycone tectorigenin by human and rat intestinal flora [7,8], so it possess hepatoprotective [9]. Otherwise, tectoridin acts as a weak phytoestrogen and thyroid hormone-like agent by activating estrogen and thyroid hormone receptors [10]. Therefore, tectoridin has important and comprehensive development values and a sensitive analytical method for tectoridin is highly needed.…”