Clinical, pharmacology and in vivo studies of QingDai (indigo naturalis) promotes mucosal healing and symptom improvement in ulcerative colitis by regulating the AHR-Th17/Treg pathway
Sizhen Gu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Danbo Dou(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Shigui Xue(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Ming Yao(Chinese Preventive Medicine Association), Sen Yang(Shanghai University), Yini Tang(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Xiaowen Liu(Lanzhou University Second Hospital), Cai Gan(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Yan Xue(Shanghai Sunshine Rehabilitation Center), Dongmei Wu(Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Dong Wang(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Zehua Xia(Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
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