Ferulic Acid Inhibits Arsenic‐Induced Colon Injury by Improving Intestinal Barrier Function
Shumin Wang,
Yan Hong,
Yuxiu Li
et al.
Abstract:The prolonged exposure to arsenic results in intestinal barrier dysfunction, which is strongly concerned with detrimental processes such as oxidative stress and the inflammatory response. Ferulic acid (FA), as a phenolic acid, possesses the capability to mitigate arsenic‐induced liver damage and cardiotoxic effects dependent on inhibition of oxidative stress and inflammatory responses. FA can mitigate testicular tissue damage and alveolar epithelial dysfunction, the mechanism of which may rely on nuclear facto… Show more
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