Experiments Validated the Development of Zebrafish Embryos and Toxicological Mechanism of Borneols in Perinatal Period

Three kinds of borneol on the development of zebrafish embryos were different. The toxicity of L-borneol was the lowest. The mechanisms of perinatal toxicity were related to inflammation, apoptosis, cell cycle and growth, differentiation and reproduction.

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Current Pharmaceutical Design
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.2174/0113816128319753240730052138
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Molecular Sensors and Ion Detection
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Three kinds of borneol on the development of zebrafish embryos were different. The toxicity of L-borneol was the lowest. The mechanisms of perinatal toxicity were related to inflammation, apoptosis, cell cycle and growth, differentiation and reproduction.

Current Pharmaceutical DesignVol. 30(40)
Foshan University (CN), Shaanxi Institute of International Trade & Commerce (CN)
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Molecular Sensors and Ion Detection
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