DR at Guangdong Pharmaceutical University, China
Dr. Yuxin Ma is a neuroscientist affiliated with Guangdong Pharmaceutical University. Her research focuses on neuropharmacology, particularly the effects of natural compounds on pain mechanisms and their affective comorbidities. She has made significant contributions to understanding the neural pathways involved in pain processing and has authored a high-impact study on the analgesic effects of astragalin.
Publication Profile
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Educational Background 🎓
Professional Experience 💼
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Designation: Researcher at Guangdong Pharmaceutical University
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Key Responsibilities: Leading research on neuropharmacology, particularly investigating the therapeutic effects of natural compounds in pain modulation.
Research Interests 🔬
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Neuropharmacology of natural compounds
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Neural mechanisms underlying pain and associated affective disorders
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Autophagy and neuronal excitability in pain pathways
Conclusion🌟
Dr. Yuxin Ma’s research significantly advances the understanding of pain modulation through natural compounds. Her work on astragalin provides groundbreaking insights into its dual role in inhibiting neuronal excitability and promoting autophagy, paving the way for novel neurotherapeutic approaches. She remains committed to expanding the field of neuroscience and neuropharmacology through innovative research and collaboration.
Publications 📚
📄 Article: Astragalin relieves inflammatory pain and negative mood in CFA mice by down-regulating mGluR5 signaling pathway
👥 Authors: R. Zhang, Runheng; J. Lin, Jiahong; S. Wang, Shuhan; … L. Zhang, Li; Y. Ma, Yuxin
📚 Journal: Scientific Reports, 2025
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📄 Article: Astragalin activates autophagy and inhibits apoptosis of astrocytes in AD mice via down-regulating Fas/Fasl-VDAC1 pathway
👥 Authors: S. Wang, Shuhan; Y. Yang, Yaqi; J. Lin, Jiahong; … X. Jin, Xiaobao; Y. Ma, Yuxin
📚 Journal: Free Radical Biology and Medicine, 2025
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📄 Article: Astragalin inhibits neuronal excitability and activates neuronal autophagy in the ACC and LH of CFA mice to alleviate inflammatory pain and pain-related emotions
👥 Authors: J. Lin, Jiahong; W. Zhang, Weishan; S. Wang, Shuhan; … X. Jin, Xiaobao; Y. Ma, Yuxin
📚 Journal: International Immunopharmacology, 2025
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