Understanding the Multitarget Pharmacological Mechanism of the Traditional Mongolian Common Herb Pair GuangZao-RouDouKou Acting on Coronary Heart Disease Based on a Bioinformatics Approach

<div>Photographs of representative samples stained by triphenyl tetrazolium chloride (TTC). (a) Normal rat heart. (b) ISO-treated heart exhibits most necrotic areas, which stain a few with TTC. (c) RouDouKou+ ISO rat heart shows roughly 1/3 stain with TTC. (d)-(e) Heart of GuangZao+ ISO and FCN+ISO rats show a few necrotic heart tissue.</div>

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Figure 5: Understanding the Multitarget Pharmacological Mechanism of the Traditional Mongolian Common Herb Pair GuangZao-RouDouKou Acting on Coronary Heart Disease Based on a Bioinformatics Approach 

Figure 5 | Understanding the Multitarget Pharmacological Mechanism of the Traditional Mongolian Common Herb Pair GuangZao-RouDouKou Acting on Coronary Heart Disease Based on a Bioinformatics Approach 