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Bioinformatics-Based Investigation of the Mechanisms by which Gastrodia Elata and Dauricine Enhance Hypoxia Adaptation

2026-02-04

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> <italic>Gastrodia elata</italic> Blume (GE), a renowned traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), has been shown to possess anti-hypoxic properties. However, the primary active components and their specific mechanisms of action remain unclear due to its chemical complexity. To this end, active components of GE were identified from online databases, including dauricine. Potential targets we...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8339077/v1
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