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Treatment of Sepsis-induced Inflammatory Responses with Xijiao Dihuangtang by Modulation of PKM2-mediated One-carbon Metabolism Pathway
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    • Treatment of Sepsis-induced Inflammatory Responses with Xijiao Dihuangtang by Modulation of PKM2-mediated One-carbon Metabolism Pathway

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    • “The latest research has found that Xijiao Dihuang Decoction can inhibit the inflammatory response of sepsis by regulating the PKM2 pathway, providing a new strategy for the treatment of sepsis.”
    • YAN Qixiang , ZHU Yeyan , GE Fan , SUN Qimeng , YE Leyao , TIAN Fang , LU Jun
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 31, Issue 10, Pages: 18-26(2025)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20250207     

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    • Accepted：11 February 2025 ，

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