Bupleurum rotundifolium

In vivo studies on saponins isolated from Bupleurum rotundifolium L. (Apiaceae) were reported to have anti-inflammatory activity against both TPA-induced ear oedema and chronic skin inflammation [75]. Kim et al. suggested that the antiinflammatory activity of these saponins is related to anticomplementary action through the classical inflammation pathway [76]. Tumor promoters induce TNE-a, which stimulates the production of cell adhesion molecules. EGCG inhibited NE-kB and expression of TNE-a, thereby reducing cancer promotion [77]. 

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