Review highlights the role and mechanisms of myricetin in liver diseases, suggesting therapeutic potential.
Liver diseases have become one of the significant threats to global health.However, there is a lack of effective targeted therapeutic drugs in this field and the existing drugs used for liver disease treatment usually have side-effects.Traditional chinese medicine (TcM) has the distinctive advantages of multi-target and low side-effects.As a flavonoid with various pharmacological activities such as anti-tumour, anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial, the TCM myricetin has been widely used in liver disease research.The present work focuses on the role and molecular mechanism of myricetin in liver diseases such as acute liver injury, fatty liver, liver fibrosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.It is a promising reference for further research and application of myricetin in the treatment of liver diseases. Contents1. introduction 2. Sources and characteristics of myricetin 3. role of myricetin in acute liver injury 4. role of myricetin in fatty liver disease 5. Role of myricetin in liver fibrosis 6. role of myricetin in Hcc 7. limitations and future prospects 8. conclusions
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