A new and known Cycloartane Triterpenoid saponins from Astragalus spinosus L. with bronchodilator activity mediated by multiple K+ channels activation

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

1. Triterpenoid Saponin 100%
2. Potassium Channel 100%
3. Bronchodilating Agent 100%
4. Astragalus 100%
5. Silica Gel 33%
6. Glycoside 22%
7. Saponin 22%
8. Potassium Ion 22%
9. Wound 16%
10. EC50 16%
11. Flavonoid 16%
12. Leukemia 16%
13. Anti-Inflammatory Drug 16%
14. Liver Cancer 11%
15. Pharmacognosy 11%
16. Cytokine 11%
17. Triterpenoid 11%
18. Liver Cirrhosis 11%
19. Medicinal Plant 11%
20. Triterpene 11%
21. Petroleum Ether 11%
22. Phytochemical 11%
23. Diuretics 11%
24. Carbachol 11%
25. Hexane 11%
26. Fabaceae 11%
27. Guinea Pig 11%
28. Hydrogen Peroxide 11%
29. Coughing 5%
30. Diabetes Mellitus 5%
31. Liver Cell Carcinoma 5%
32. Antiinfective Agent 5%
33. Stomach Ulcer 5%
34. Biological Activity 5%
35. Gastrointestinal Disease 5%
36. Diabetic Nephropathy 5%
37. Analgesic Agent 5%
38. Structure Activity Relationship 5%
39. Kidney Injury 5%
40. Pharmacodynamics 5%
41. Neuropathy 5%
42. Wound Healing 5%
43. Multidrug Resistance 5%
44. Cancer Chemotherapy 5%
45. Uterus Cancer 5%
46. Immunostimulant 5%
47. Antioxidant 5%
48. Nephritis 5%
49. Therapeutic Effect 5%
50. Nitric Oxide 5%
51. Traditional Chinese Medicine 5%
52. Crystallization 5%
53. Diabetic Neuropathy 5%
54. Natural Product 5%
55. Microcephaly 5%
56. Plant Extract 5%
57. Lipopolysaccharide 5%
58. Antioxidant Capacity 5%
59. Polysaccharide 5%
60. Experimental Animal 5%
61. Antiviral Activity 5%
62. Leporidae 5%
63. Antiinflammatory Activity 5%
64. Skin Allergy 5%
65. Atopic Dermatitis 5%
66. P-Glycoprotein 5%
67. Bite 5%