Synergistic Mechanisms of Constituents in Herbal Extracts during Intestinal Absorption: Focus on Natural Occurring Nanoparticles
The systematic separation strategy has long and widely been applied in the research and development of herbal medicines. However, the pharmacological effects of many bioactive constituents are much weaker than those of the corresponding herbal extracts. Thus, there is a consensus that purer herbal e...
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Main Authors: | Qing Zhao (Author), Xin Luan (Author), Min Zheng (Author), Xin-Hui Tian (Author), Jing Zhao (Author), Wei-Dong Zhang (Author), Bing-Liang Ma (Author) |
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2020-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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