Genistein 98 % Genistein Extract Powder

Basic Info

Model No.: SENTIAN-Genistein

Brand: SENTIAN

Types Of: Herbal Extract

Traits: Powder

Location: Bark

Extraction Method: Liquid-Solid Extraction

Package: Bottle, Can, Drum

Place Of Origin: China

Product Name: Genistein

Appearance: Off white Powder

Specification: 98%

Grade: Food Garde

Certificate: MSDS COA

Sample: Avaliable

MOQ: 1kg

Test Method: HPLC UV

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Additional Info

Packaging: 1KG/Bag,5kg/bag,25kg/drum

Transportation: Ocean,Air,Express

Place of Origin: Shaan'Xi,China

Supply Ability: 5000kg/month

Port: Shanghai,Qingdao,Guangzhou

Product Description

Genistein, also known as genistein or genistein, is an active ingredient extracted from leguminous plants such as soybeans, clover, kudzu root, sophora, genistein (such as genistein), and broad bean root. It is called phytoestrogens. Genistein Powder has many pharmacological effects, such as estrogen like effect, anti-tumor, anti diabetes, prevention of cardiovascular system diseases, etc. Genistein has the potential to induce programmed cell death, enhance anticancer efficacy, and inhibit angiogenesis, making it a promising chemopreventive agent for cancer. Its anticancer effects and mechanisms have broad application prospects.

The Function of Genistein
Genistein has bidirectional regulation of estrogen levels in the body and selective binding with estrogen receptors. Clinical pharmacological research mainly includes:

1. Genistein and cardiovascular disease
Genistein plays an important role in reducing the incidence rate of cardiovascular diseases. The low density lipoprotein cholesterol in the blood is high and easy to be oxidized, which will cause atherosclerosis. Genistein can effectively reduce cholesterol, inhibit the oxidation of low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL), keep the LDL in the blood at a low level, improve the abnormal peroxide state in the body caused by high fat, and alleviate the peroxide damage to the body through its antioxidant effect. Genistein can upregulate LDL receptors, increase LDL receptor activity, and promote cholesterol clearance. Genistein can also inhibit the proliferation of smooth muscle cells, angiogenesis and cell adhesion, and reduce the incidence rate of cardiovascular diseases. 2. The effect of genistein on brain nerves The latest literature reports that genistein has a wake-up promoting effect on brain nerve regeneration and coma. Modern medical theory suggests that when stroke (cerebral hemorrhage) or stroke (cerebral infarction) occurs, a series of pathological and physiological changes such as ischemia, hypoxia, degeneration, and necrosis of brain tissue cells are closely related to the influx of a large amount of extracellular calcium ions into brain tissue cells; The overload of calcium ions in brain cells is one of the main causes of brain cell degeneration and necrosis. The latest research has found that after changing the administration route, genistein can cross the blood-brain barrier and affect the Ca++receptors on brain cell membranes. When stroke (cerebral hemorrhage) or stroke (cerebral infarction) occurs, it can protect brain cells. 3. Genistein and cancer Genistein has inhibitory and therapeutic effects on various cancers through its ① antioxidant effect ② inhibition of tyrosine kinase activity ③ inhibition of topoisomerase activity ④ estrogenic and anti estrogenic effects ⑤ reduction of tumor angiogenesis. 4. Genistein and radiation resistance Genistein (genistein) is an effective inhibitor of protein tyrosine kinase activity and also has antioxidant and estrogenic effects. Landauer et al., who work at the AFRRI laboratory in the United States Armed Forces, have confirmed that it is a radiation protectant. Whether administered subcutaneously 24 hours before irradiation, by gavage 4 days before irradiation, or by gavage 4 days after irradiation, genistein can significantly improve the 30 day survival rate of mice subjected to a systemic irradiation dose (9.5 Gy) of lethal traumatic brain injury.
The COA of Genistein