Exploring the therapeutic implications of natural compounds modulating apoptosis in vascular dementia

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Autores principales: Guangcheng Zhong, Xinyue Wang, Qian Zhang, Xueying Zhang, Xiaoling Fang, Shuting Li, Yaru Pan, Yujie Ma, Xuejing Wang, Ting Wan, Qi Wang
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author Guangcheng Zhong
Xinyue Wang
Qian Zhang
Xueying Zhang
Xiaoling Fang
Shuting Li
Yaru Pan
Yujie Ma
Xuejing Wang
Ting Wan
Qi Wang
author_facet Guangcheng Zhong
Xinyue Wang
Qian Zhang
Xueying Zhang
Xiaoling Fang
Shuting Li
Yaru Pan
Yujie Ma
Xuejing Wang
Ting Wan
Qi Wang
Guangcheng Zhong
Xinyue Wang
Qian Zhang
Xueying Zhang
Xiaoling Fang
Shuting Li
Yaru Pan
Yujie Ma
Xuejing Wang
Ting Wan
Qi Wang
collection Wiley Open Access
contents Exploring the therapeutic implications of natural compounds modulating apoptosis in vascular dementia Guangcheng Zhong Xinyue Wang Qian Zhang Xueying Zhang Xiaoling Fang Shuting Li Yaru Pan Yujie Ma Xuejing Wang Ting Wan Qi Wang Phytotherapy Research AbstractVascular dementia (VaD) is a prevalent form of dementia stemming from cerebrovascular disease, manifesting in memory impairment and executive dysfunction, thereby imposing a substantial societal burden. Unfortunately, no drugs have been approved for the treatment of VaD due to its intricate pathogenesis, and the development of innovative and efficacious medications is urgently needed. Apoptosis, a programmed cell death process crucial for eliminating damaged or unwanted cells within an organism, assumes pivotal roles in embryonic development and tissue homeostasis maintenance. An increasing body of evidence indicates that apoptosis may significantly influence the onset and progression of VaD, and numerous natural compounds have demonstrated significant therapeutic potential. Here, we discuss the molecular mechanisms underlying apoptosis and its correlation with VaD. We also provide a crucial reference for developing innovative pharmaceuticals by systematically reviewing the latest research progress concerning the neuroprotective effects of natural compounds on VaD by regulating apoptosis. Further high‐quality clinical studies are imperative to firmly ascertain these natural compounds' clinical efficacy and safety profiles in the treatment of VaD. 10.1002/ptr.8316 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor
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spellingShingle Exploring the therapeutic implications of natural compounds modulating apoptosis in vascular dementia
Guangcheng Zhong
Xinyue Wang
Qian Zhang
Xueying Zhang
Xiaoling Fang
Shuting Li
Yaru Pan
Yujie Ma
Xuejing Wang
Ting Wan
Qi Wang
Phytotherapy Research
Exploring the therapeutic implications of natural compounds modulating apoptosis in vascular dementia Guangcheng Zhong Xinyue Wang Qian Zhang Xueying Zhang Xiaoling Fang Shuting Li Yaru Pan Yujie Ma Xuejing Wang Ting Wan Qi Wang Phytotherapy Research AbstractVascular dementia (VaD) is a prevalent form of dementia stemming from cerebrovascular disease, manifesting in memory impairment and executive dysfunction, thereby imposing a substantial societal burden. Unfortunately, no drugs have been approved for the treatment of VaD due to its intricate pathogenesis, and the development of innovative and efficacious medications is urgently needed. Apoptosis, a programmed cell death process crucial for eliminating damaged or unwanted cells within an organism, assumes pivotal roles in embryonic development and tissue homeostasis maintenance. An increasing body of evidence indicates that apoptosis may significantly influence the onset and progression of VaD, and numerous natural compounds have demonstrated significant therapeutic potential. Here, we discuss the molecular mechanisms underlying apoptosis and its correlation with VaD. We also provide a crucial reference for developing innovative pharmaceuticals by systematically reviewing the latest research progress concerning the neuroprotective effects of natural compounds on VaD by regulating apoptosis. Further high‐quality clinical studies are imperative to firmly ascertain these natural compounds' clinical efficacy and safety profiles in the treatment of VaD. 10.1002/ptr.8316 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/termsAndConditions#vor
title Exploring the therapeutic implications of natural compounds modulating apoptosis in vascular dementia
topic Phytotherapy Research
url https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ptr.8316