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As a well-known traditional Chinese medicine the root bark of Aralia taibaiensis has multiple pharmacological activities, including relieving rheumatism, promoting blood circulation to arrest pain, inducing diuresis to reduce edema, and antidiabetic action. It has long been used as a folk medicine for the treatment of traumatic injury, rheumatic arthralgia, nephritis, edema, hepatitis and diabetes...
To investigate the insulinogenic activities of the eleven saponins enriched traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) extracts.Radioimmunoassay and trypan blue exclusion assay were used to investigate the insulinogenic activity and cytotoxic effects respectively.The total saponin extract of Aralia taibaiensis (sAT) exhibited highest insulinogenic activity and no cytotoxicity was recorded. Twelve pure compounds...
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