Protective Effects of Xinmailong on Endothelial Cells Functions

Fang Li; Yu Ling Que; Wei Zai Shao; Lin Hu; Wen Gang Sun; Su Juan Li; Cui Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.926-930.1108

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Protective Effects of Xinmailong on Endothelial Cells Functions

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Cockroach has been utilized traditionally in China for the cure of cardiovascular disorders, such as circulatory disturbances. The present study was aimed to assess the vascular function of Xinmailong Injection (XML), a bioactive composite extracted from dried American cockroach. Effects of XML on Endothelial Cells Functions. The experiment will use NO kit and ET-1 kit of Xinmailong on endothelial cells

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Fang Li, Yu Ling Que, Wei Zai Shao, Lin Hu, Wen Gang Sun, Su Juan Li, Cui Yang*

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Cockroach, Endothelial Cells, ET-1, NO, Xinmailong

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