Antidepressant effects of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) preparations containing luteolin Research increasingly shows that Chinese herbal medicine and TCM preparations containing luteolin exert antidepressant and neuroprotective effects through various mechanisms, thus indirectly suggesting the antidepressant potential of luteolin
First, mechanistic studies should integrate single-cell transcriptomics and spatial metabolomics to map cell-type-specific ferroptosis pathways in hippocampal and cortical neurons and microglia, with particular focus on the link between NCOA4-mediated ferritinophagy and A clearance, thereby building a dynamic model connecting iron dysregulation, proteotoxic stress, and cell death
Desmin staining showed negative results
Additionally, injections may lead to improved mood, reduced symptoms of depression, and protection against brain atrophy
A balanced system can improve sleep, metabolism, and muscle growth and repair