Effect of extract from ginseng rust rot on the inhibition of human hepatocellular carcinoma cells in vitro

Abstract

Highlights  Toxic were examined in human liver cancer cells and human normal liver cells.  Cells morphologies were analyzed by employing multiple methods.  Ginseng rust rot epidermis shows enhanced anti-cancer activity and little toxicity.

Study on Calceolarioside A Anti‐Aβ25–35‐Induced Damage in SH‐SY5Y cells by Atomic Force Microscopy

“…For dehydration, different concentrations of ethanol were sequentially added into each well. [19,21] After the coverslips were dry, the coverslips were coated with 5 nm thick gold for SEM imaging.…”

Global Trends in Research on Wild-Simulated Ginseng: Quo Vadis?

“…Other components of WSG include volatile oil, sugar, starch, pectin, and minerals [6]. WSG contains many functional components that exert excellent effects on human health, such as anti-obesity activity [7], activation of the sympathetic nervous system [8], anti-fatigue activity [9], memory loss improvement [10], spatial cognitive ability improvement [11], cancer prevention, anti-cancer activity [12], and liver functional resistance [13]. Since the health effects of WSG are more recognized than those of cultivated ginseng [14], WSG is mostly produced only as a health supplement [15].…”

“…Due to the greater use of WSG, many studies have been conducted on its growth conditions and characteristics. Many studies have also been conducted on farming locations [18], harvest, growth [19], effectiveness [7][8][9][10][11][12][13], and identification of genetic traits [20] and genome sequences [21]. Research trend analysis reflects academic orientation based on the aggregate results of integrating and analyzing key topics or values investigated in previous studies, such as medicine [22], education [23], forestry [24], and cultivated ginseng [25,26].…”