Exploring the potential mechanism of Xiaojin Pill therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia through metabolomics and gut microbiota analysis

In summary, these findings indicate that XJP possesses a synergistic anti-BHP effect through its multi-component, multi-target, multi-gut microbiota, and multi-metabolic pathway properties. The effect involves the regulation of sex hormone levels, growth factors, and the anti-epithelial cell apoptosis process. The modulation of specific gut microbiota by the host and the involvement of multiple metabolic pathways are likely one of the significant mechanisms of XJP in treating BPH. Notably, pyrimidine metabolism and the intestinal microbial ecosystem are closely intertwined in this process.

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Frontiers in Microbiology
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2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2024.1431954
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4
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Urinary Bladder and Prostate Research
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Exploring the potential mechanism of Xiaojin Pill therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia through metabolomics and gut microbiota analysis

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Exploring the potential mechanism of Xiaojin Pill therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia through metabolomics and gut microbiota analysis

Junning Zhao, Keyu Chen, Liangchun Yan, Hua Hua, Yunyun Quan, Jianbo Wang, Juhua Yang, Yunteng Liu, Xiaozhou You, Yuying Yang
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In summary, these findings indicate that XJP possesses a synergistic anti-BHP effect through its multi-component, multi-target, multi-gut microbiota, and multi-metabolic pathway properties. The effect involves the regulation of sex hormone levels, growth factors, and the anti-epithelial cell apoptosis process. The modulation of specific gut microbiota by the host and the involvement of multiple metabolic pathways are likely one of the significant mechanisms of XJP in treating BPH. Notably, pyrimidine metabolism and the intestinal microbial ecosystem are closely intertwined in this process.

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Shanxi University (CN), Southwest Medical University (CN), Chengdu University (CN), Sichuan Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CN)
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