Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 4158 - 4158
Published: Nov. 30, 2024
There
is
strong
evidence
that
the
tripartite
interaction
between
glucose
homeostasis,
gut
microbiota,
and
host
immune
system
plays
a
critical
role
in
pathophysiology
of
type
2
diabetes
mellitus
(T2DM).
We
reported
previously
peanut
shell
extract
(PSE)
improves
mitochondrial
function
db/db
mice
by
suppressing
oxidative
stress
inflammation
liver,
brain,
white
adipose
tissue.
This
study
evaluated
impacts
PSE
supplementation
on
liver
histology,
intestinal
microbiome
composition,
innate
response
diabetic
mice.
Fourteen
were
randomly
assigned
to
group
(DM,
AIN-93G
diet)
(1%
wt/wt
for
5
weeks.
Six
C57BL/6J
received
diet
weeks
(control
group).
Parameters
homeostasis
included
serum
insulin,
HOMA-IR,
HOMA-B,
analysis
pancreatic
tissues
insulin
glucagon.
assessed
colon
using
microarray.
Gut
composition
cecal
contents
was
analyzed
16S
rRNA
gene
amplicon
sequencing.
improved
(decreased
concentration,
HOMA-B)
reduced
hepatic
lipidosis
reversed
DM-induced
shifts
relative
abundance
sequence
variants
Enterorhabdus,
Staphylococcus,
Anaerotruncus,
Akkermansia.
Relative
DM
mice,
had
suppressed
expression
levels
Cd8α,
Csf2,
Irf23
increased
Tyk2,
Myd88,
Gusb
liver.
demonstrates
T2DM-associated
disorders
part
due
suppression
inflammation.
Phytotherapy Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
38(7), P. 3417 - 3443
Published: April 26, 2024
Abstract
Natural
products
are
closely
associated
with
human
health.
Luteolin
(LUT),
a
flavonoid
polyphenolic
compound,
is
widely
found
in
fruits,
vegetables,
flowers,
and
herbs.
It
noteworthy
that
LUT
exhibits
variety
of
beneficial
pharmacological
properties
holds
significant
potential
for
clinical
applications,
particularly
antitumor,
anti‐convulsion,
diabetes
control,
anti‐inflammatory,
neuroprotection,
anti‐oxidation,
anti‐cardiovascular,
other
aspects.
The
mechanism
action
has
been
partially
elucidated,
including
the
mediation
NF‐κB,
toll‐like
receptor,
MAPK,
Wnt/β‐catenin,
PI3K/Akt,
AMPK/mTOR,
Nrf‐2,
among
others.
review
aimed
to
comprehensively
consolidate
essential
information
on
natural
sources,
effects,
therapeutic
preventive
potential,
as
well
mechanisms
LUT.
objective
establish
theoretical
basis
continued
development
application
Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: March 20, 2023
Diabetic
nephropathy
(DN),
the
leading
cause
of
end-stage
renal
disease,
is
most
significant
microvascular
complication
diabetes
and
poses
a
severe
public
health
concern
due
to
lack
effective
clinical
treatments.
Autophagy
lysosomal
process
that
degrades
damaged
proteins
organelles
preserve
cellular
homeostasis.
Emerging
studies
have
shown
disorder
in
autophagy
results
accumulation
diabetic
cells
promotes
development
DN.
regulated
by
nutrient-sensing
pathways
including
AMPK,
mTOR,
Sirt1,
several
intracellular
stress
signaling
such
as
oxidative
endoplasmic
reticulum
stress.
An
abnormal
nutritional
status
excess
stresses
caused
diabetes-related
metabolic
disorders
disturb
autophagic
flux,
dysfunction
Here,
we
summarized
role
DN
focusing
on
modulate
therapeutic
interferences
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(7), P. 975 - 975
Published: July 7, 2023
Diabetes,
which
is
mainly
characterized
by
increased
apoptosis
and
dysfunction
of
beta
(β)
cells,
a
metabolic
disease
caused
impairment
pancreatic
islet
function.
Previous
studies
have
demonstrated
that
death-associated
protein
kinase-related
apoptosis-inducing
kinase-2
(Drak2)
involved
in
regulating
β
cell
survival.
Since
natural
products
multiple
targets
often
are
multifunctional,
making
them
promising
compounds
for
the
treatment
diabetes,
we
identified
Drak2
inhibitors
from
product
library.
Among
products,
luteolin,
flavonoid,
was
found
to
be
most
effective
compound.
In
vitro,
luteolin
effectively
alleviated
palmitate
(PA)-induced
cells
PA-induced
primary
vivo,
showed
tendency
lower
blood
glucose
levels.
It
also
STZ-induced
disruption
mice.
This
function
partially
relied
on
inhibition.
Furthermore,
relieve
oxidative
stress
promote
autophagy
possibly
improving
slowing
progression
diabetes.
conclusion,
our
findings
show
effect
relieving
diabetes
offer
potential
therapeutic
target
protection
cells.
We
reveal
some
underlying
mechanisms
luteolin's
cytoprotective
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(9), P. e29871 - e29871
Published: April 18, 2024
Diabetes
mellitus
(DM)
is
a
metabolic
illness
defined
by
elevated
blood
glucose
levels,
mediating
various
tissue
alterations,
including
the
dysfunction
of
vital
organs.
can
lead
to
many
consequences
that
specifically
affect
brain,
heart,
and
kidneys.
These
issues
are
known
as
neuropathy,
cardiomyopathy,
nephropathy,
respectively.
Inflammation
acknowledged
pivotal
biological
mechanism
contributes
development
diabetes
consequences.
NF-κB
modulates
inflammation
immune
system
at
cellular
level.
Its
abnormal
regulation
has
been
identified
in
several
clinical
situations,
cancer,
inflammatory
bowel
illnesses,
cardiovascular
diseases,
Mellitus
(DM).
The
purpose
this
review
evaluate
potential
impact
on
complications
associated
with
DM.
Enhanced
activity
promotes
inflammation,
resulting
harm
compromised
organ
performance.
Phytochemicals,
which
therapeutic
molecules,
potentially
decline
level,
therefore
alleviating
progression
problems
correlated
More
importantly,
be
influenced
factors,
such
TLR4
Highlighting
these
factors
facilitate
novel
therapies
future.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: April 10, 2024
As
the
quality
of
life
improves,
incidence
diabetes
mellitus
and
its
microvascular
complications
(DMC)
continues
to
increase,
posing
a
threat
people's
health
wellbeing.
Given
limitations
existing
treatment,
there
is
an
urgent
need
for
novel
approaches
prevent
treat
DMC.
Autophagy,
pivotal
mechanism
governing
metabolic
regulation
in
organisms,
facilitates
removal
dysfunctional
proteins
organelles,
thereby
sustaining
cellular
homeostasis
energy
generation.
Anomalous
states
pancreatic
β-cells,
podocytes,
Müller
cells,
cardiomyocytes,
Schwann
cells
DMC
are
closely
linked
autophagic
dysregulation.
Natural
products
have
property
being
multi-targeted
can
affect
autophagy
hence
progression
terms
nutrient
perception,
oxidative
stress,
endoplasmic
reticulum
inflammation,
apoptosis.
This
review
consolidates
recent
advancements
understanding
pathogenesis
via
proposes
perspectives
on
treating
by
either
stimulating
or
inhibiting
using
natural
products.
ABSTRACT
Luteolin
is
widely
distributed
phytochemical,
a
flavonoid,
in
kingdom
plantae.
with
potential
antioxidant
activity
prevent
ROS‐induced
damages
and
reduce
oxidative
stress
which
mainly
responsible
pathogenesis
of
many
diseases.
Several
chemo
preventive
activities
therapeutic
benefits
are
associated
luteolin.
prevents
cancer
via
modulation
numerous
pathways,
that
is,
by
inactivating
proteins;
such
as
procaspase‐9,
CDC2
cyclin
B
or
upregulation
caspase‐9
caspase‐3,
cytochrome
C,
A,
CDK2,
APAF‐1,
turn
inducing
cell
cycle
arrest
well
apoptosis.
It
also
enhances
phosphorylation
p53
expression
level
p53‐targeted
downstream
gene.
By
Increasing
BAX
protein
expression;
decreasing
VEGF
Bcl‐2
it
can
initiate
stimulate
mitochondrial‐modulated
functions
to
cause
cellular
death.
levels
p‐Akt,
p‐EGFR,
p‐Erk1/2,
p‐STAT3.
plays
positive
role
against
cardiovascular
disorders
improving
cardiac
function,
the
release
inflammatory
cytokines
enzymes,
prevention
fibrosis
hypertrophy;
CTGF,
TGFβ1,
ANP,
Nox2,
Nox4
gene
expressions.
Meanwhile
suppresses
TGFβ1
JNK.
helps
fight
diabetes
inhibition
alpha‐glucosidase
ChE
activity.
catalase,
superoxide
dismutase,
GS4.
improve
blood
glucose,
insulin,
HOMA‐IR,
HbA1c
levels.
This
review
an
attempt
elaborate
molecular
targets
luteolin
its
modulating
irregularities
pathways
overcome
severe
outcomes
during
diseases
including
cancer,
disorders,
diabetes,
obesity,
inflammation,
Alzheimer's
disease,
Parkinson's
hepatic
renal
brain
injury,
asthma.
As
has
enormous
benefits,
could
be
candidate
future
drug
development
strategies.
Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(3)
Published: March 19, 2025
The
relationship
between
polyphenols
and
autophagy,
particularly
in
the
context
of
aging,
presents
a
promising
avenue
for
therapeutic
interventions
age-related
diseases.
A
decline
autophagy
is
associated
with
aging-related
affections,
an
increasing
number
studies
suggest
that
this
enhancement
linked
to
cellular
resilience
longevity.
This
review
delves
into
multifaceted
roles
homeostasis
potential
modulate
autophagic
pathways.
We
revised
most
updated
literature
regarding
modulatory
effects
on
cardiovascular,
liver,
kidney
diseases,
highlighting
their
potential.
highlight
role
as
modulators
combat
thus
contributing
improving
quality
life
aging
populations.
better
understanding
interplay
will
help
pave
way
future
research
clinical
applications
field
longevity
medicine.