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. 2022 Sep 8;14:963041. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2022.963041

TABLE 1.

Pharmacological activities of M. officinalis How. in AD treatment.

Tested substance Models Tested living system/cell Results Dose range Application time Main anti-AD mechanism References
Bajijiasu APP/PS1 mice Mice Suppress the neuroinflammatory response, increase expression of neurotrophic factors 80 mg/kg/d 4 weeks Inhibit neuroinflammation Cai et al., 2017
OMO D-Galactose/Aβ25–35 induced rat model Rats Alleviate oxidative damage, increase neurotransmitter levels and relative synaptophysin expression 480 mg/kg/d 4 weeks Anti-oxidant effects Deng et al., 2020
OMO 25–35 induced rats Rats Enhance oxidation resistance, activate brain energy metabolism and improve the injury of cholinergic system. 60 mg/kg/d 25 days Enhance oxidation resistance Chen et al., 2013b
Bajijiasu 25–35 induced cell Pheochromocy
toma cells
Reverse the reduction in cell viability, blockade of mitochondria-dependent apoptosis. 40 μM 2 h Against oxidative stress Chen et al., 2013a
Bajijiasu APP/PS1 mice Mice Reduced ROS and MDA levels, and alleviate endoplasmic reticulum stress. 70 mg/kg/d 4 weeks Alleviate oxidative stress Xu et al., 2018
Bajijiasu 25–35 induced rats Rats Enhance antioxidative activity and energy metabolism, and attenuate cholinergic system damage 2 g/kg/d 2 weeks Inhibit oxidative stress Chen et al., 2014b
OMO APP/PS1 transgenic/C57BL/6J male mice Mice Improve in the gut microbiome and metabolome 100 mg/kg/d 4 weeks Regulate the key microbiota-metabolite pairs Xin et al., 2019
FOS D-Galactose/Aβ25–35 induced rat model Rats Alter the gut structure of the microbiota, promote the engraftment ability of Bifidobacterium 100 mg/kg/d 28 days Alter the diversity and stability of the microbial community Chen et al., 2017

AD, Alzheimer’s disease; OMO, oligosaccharides of Morinda officinalis How.; FOS, fructose-oligosaccharides.