Immunomodulatory Effects of Taiwanese Neolitsea Species on Th1 and Th2 Functionality

Table 1

The possible bioactivities of Taiwanese Neolitsea plants used in this study.

Scientific name	Parts of plant used	Known possible bioactivities
N. aciculata	Leaf, stem, and root	Antibacterial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory activities [38]
N. aciculata var. variabillima	Leaf, stem, and root	Need to be studied
N. acuminatissima	Leaf, stem, and root	Cytotoxicity [43]
N. buisanensis	Leaf, stem, and root	Need to be studied
N. daibuensis	Leaf, stem, and root	Anti-inflammation [40]
N. hiiranensis	Leaf, stem, and root	Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial [34], and immunomodulatory activities [27]
N. konishii	Leaf, stem, and root	Vasoconstriction [25], cardiotonic, and anti-inflammatory effects [41, 60]
N. parvigemma	Leaf, stem, and root	Anti-inflammatory [39], antifungal [61], and antiplatelet activity [26]
N. sericea var. aurata	Leaf and stem	Antiradical activity [62]
N. villosa	Leaf, stem, and root	Cytotoxicity [44]

Taiwanese endemic Neolitsea species.