Protective Effects of Red Ginseng Against Tacrine-Induced Hepatotoxicity: An Integrated Approach with Network Pharmacology and Experimental Validation
Bong‐Jo Kim(Dongguk University), Sun‐Dong Park(Daegu Haany University), Chang‐Hyun Song(Kolon Life Science (South Korea)), Dae-Hwa Jung(Daegu Haany University), Won-Yung Lee(Wonkwang University), Sang Chan Kim(Daegu Haany University), Su-Jin Bae(Dongguk University), Hyo-Jung Jin(Daegu Haany University), Young Woo Kim(University of Seoul), Sang Mi Park(Daegu Haany University), Seon-Been Bak(Dongguk University), Ye-Rim Kim(Daegu Haany University)
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