Carbon dots Derived from Os Draconis & its anxiolytic effect
We conducted this study to determine the biological basis for the anxiolytic effect of Os Draconis (OD, named ‘Long gu’ in Chinese).
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We conducted this study to determine the biological basis for the anxiolytic effect of Os Draconis (OD, named ‘Long gu’ in Chinese).
Significance Statement Kidney cells are exposed to large changes in osmolarity and hence require
−1), which is consistent with the results in HepG2 cells (0.2–2 mg·mL −1), 55 but promoted cell proliferation at low concentrations in vitro. Notably, the cell viability was greater than 60% when the CS-CD concentration was less than 4.5 µg•mL −1, which may be desired (regeneration, neurogenesis, etc.) or undesired (tumours and cancers) cell proliferation. Because the type of cell proliferation is unknown, it is difficult to determine whether toxicity is high or low. Further study on cell proliferation is required. However, the results only indicated that the cytotoxicity of CS-CD...