ReviewInternational journal of general medicine2026
Discovering the Molecular Secrets of Traditional Chinese Medicine: An Interpretation of Herbal Therapeutics Using Systems Biology.
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- Mechanistic and Clinical Perspectives on Traditional Chinese Medicine in Thyroid Cancer Management.Biomolecules & therapeutics · 2026Review
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Abstract
Systems biology is primarily concerned with the dynamic study of biochemical metabolic processes in physical systems, the interplay of multiple signal transduction routes, gene regulatory networks, and disease causes, among other things. Its most notable aspect is that it merges individual genes with protein studies into thousands of genes or proteins, resulting in "three-dimensional" research. The action advantage of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is in the integration and modulation of the impact of each individual medication. TCM active components are compatible and blended according to specified conditions, and the integrated medication action is characterized by multi-target and multi-way integration, which is consistent with system biology research theories. Actively introducing new concepts and approaches, such as system biology, will most likely lead to a breakthrough in advancing TCM modernization. This paper aims to review the application of systems biology technologies in TCM research, with a focus on unraveling the multi-component synergistic mechanisms, deciphering the molecular network regulatory patterns, and evaluating the safety and toxicity of TCM compounds, thereby illuminating the molecular basis of TCM's efficacy in improving complex diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer. By adopting the "three-dimensional" research framework of systems biology, this work intends to furnish advanced application references for the holistic view research strategy of Chinese medicine, thereby bridging the systemic research paradigm with traditional TCM theoretical frameworks.
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