Exploring the Reproductive Mechanisms of Fertility-Boosting No.1 and Fertility-Preserving Tang by Network pharmacology and molecular docking
Lin Jiao,
Lijuan Jiang,
Xingxiu Zhan
et al.
Abstract:Background
Despite global economic growth and health care and education improvements, the global birth rate has remained negative. How to increase fertility has become a common global challenge. Fertility-boosting No. 1 Tang (FB1T) and Fertility-preserving Tang (FPT) are clinically effective prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine, which play important roles in improving the sperm quality of boys and the embryo loading rate of women to the process of fertilization of sperms and eggs, but the mechanism o… Show more
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