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State Key Laboratory of Quality Research in Chinese Medicine, Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences, University of Macau, Taipa, Macao 999078, P.R. China.

Rare dehydrated ginsenosides barely exist in natural ginseng plants. Herein, the confined microwave technique was utilized to transform the main ginsenosides of leaves (PNL) into dehydrated ginsenosides. The main microwave-treated products of dried PNL are dehydrated ginsenoside Rk1, Rg5, notoginsenoside SFt3, and SFt4.

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  • Ginseng contains rare compounds called ginsenosides, specifically 25-OH-PPT (T19), known for beneficial effects like lowering blood sugar and reducing inflammation.
  • The research focused on optimizing the process to extract T19 from ginseng stems and leaves, utilizing different acids and hydrolysis conditions to maximize yield safely.
  • Results showed that hydrochloric acid increased T19 content significantly, while citric acid was safer; additionally, T19 demonstrated protective effects on heart cells by reducing oxidative stress and impacting fibrosis markers.
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