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The molecular mechanisms of Guizhi Fuling Pills in ameliorating Alzheimer's disease-like cognitive impairment: insights from transcriptomics, metabolomics, and gut microbiome.

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  1. """List of the GO IDs that have lots of descendants and low information content"""
  3. __copyright__ = "Copyright (C) 2018-2019, DV Klopfenstein. All rights reserved."
  4. __author__ = "DV Klopfenstein"
  7. # pylint: disable=line-too-long
  8. NS2GOS_SHORT = {
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  37. 'GO:0050794', # BP 8212 11,011 0.009489 4.66 L03 D03 A regulation of cellular process
  38. 'GO:0008152', # BP 6394 8,835 0.007614 4.88 L01 D01 C metabolic process
  39. 'GO:0071704', # BP 6051 8,306 0.007158 4.94 L02 D02 C organic substance metabolic process
  40. 'GO:0044237', # BP 5691 7,989 0.006885 4.98 L02 D02 BC cellular metabolic process
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  45. 'GO:0019222', # BP 3356 7,289 0.006282 5.07 L03 D03 A regulation of metabolic process
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  50. 'GO:1901360', # BP 2602 3,753 0.003234 5.73 L03 D03 C organic cyclic compound metabolic process
  51. 'GO:0080090', # BP 2477 6,230 0.005369 5.23 L04 D04 A regulation of primary metabolic process
  52. 'GO:0048523', # BP 2396 4,843 0.004174 5.48 L04 D04 A negative regulation of cellular process
  53. 'GO:0043170', # BP 2385 6,619 0.005704 5.17 L03 D03 C macromolecule metabolic process
  54. 'GO:0048522', # BP 2378 5,479 0.004722 5.36 L04 D04 A positive regulation of cellular process
  55. 'GO:0048583', # BP 2372 4,334 0.003735 5.59 L03 D03 A regulation of response to stimulus
  56. 'GO:0044281', # BP 2364 1,744 0.001503 6.50 L02 D02 C small molecule metabolic process
  57. 'GO:0050896', # BP 2283 5,768 0.004971 5.30 L01 D01 E response to stimulus
  58. 'GO:0051171', # BP 2234 6,060 0.005222 5.25 L04 D04 A regulation of nitrogen compound metabolic process
  59. 'GO:0006725', # BP 2233 3,528 0.003040 5.80 L03 D03 BC cellular aromatic compound metabolic process
  60. 'GO:0034641', # BP 2155 3,827 0.003298 5.71 L03 D03 BC cellular nitrogen compound metabolic process
  61. 'GO:0046483', # BP 2152 3,483 0.003002 5.81 L03 D03 BC heterocycle metabolic process
  62. 'GO:0051179', # BP 2119 4,811 0.004146 5.49 L01 D01 F localization
  63. 'GO:0060255', # BP 2110 6,771 0.005835 5.14 L04 D04 A regulation of macromolecule metabolic process
  64. 'GO:0050793', # BP 2040 2,693 0.002321 6.07 L03 D03 A regulation of developmental process
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  67. 'GO:1901576', # BP 1766 2,475 0.002133 6.15 L03 D03 C organic substance biosynthetic process
  68. 'GO:0071840', # BP 1738 5,385 0.004641 5.37 L01 D01 G cellular component organization or biogenesis
  69. 'GO:0044260', # BP 1726 4,739 0.004084 5.50 L03 D04 BC cellular macromolecule metabolic process
  70. 'GO:0065008', # BP 1710 3,759 0.003239 5.73 L02 D02 A regulation of biological quality
  71. 'GO:0016043', # BP 1709 5,337 0.004599 5.38 L02 D02 BG cellular component organization
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  73. 'GO:0006810', # BP 1587 4,195 0.003615 5.62 L03 D03 F transport
  74. 'GO:0009889', # BP 1583 4,400 0.003792 5.57 L04 D04 A regulation of biosynthetic process
  75. 'GO:0044249', # BP 1575 2,346 0.002022 6.20 L03 D03 BC cellular biosynthetic process
  76. 'GO:2000026', # BP 1532 2,154 0.001856 6.29 L04 D04 A regulation of multicellular organismal development
  77. 'GO:0006139', # BP 1524 3,312 0.002854 5.86 L03 D04 BC nucleobase-containing compound metabolic process
  78. 'GO:0051704', # BP 1474 1,534 0.001322 6.63 L01 D01 H multi-organism process
  79. 'GO:0031326', # BP 1467 4,321 0.003724 5.59 L05 D05 A regulation of cellular biosynthetic process
  80. 'GO:0009056', # BP 1382 1,946 0.001677 6.39 L02 D02 C catabolic process
  81. 'GO:0051128', # BP 1372 2,507 0.002160 6.14 L04 D04 A regulation of cellular component organization
  82. 'GO:0010646', # BP 1323 3,537 0.003048 5.79 L04 D04 A regulation of cell communication
  83. 'GO:0023051', # BP 1302 3,579 0.003084 5.78 L03 D03 A regulation of signaling
  84. 'GO:1901575', # BP 1290 1,678 0.001446 6.54 L03 D03 C organic substance catabolic process
  85. 'GO:0051049', # BP 1280 1,879 0.001619 6.43 L04 D04 A regulation of transport
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  87. 'GO:0044248', # BP 1164 1,693 0.001459 6.53 L03 D03 BC cellular catabolic process
  88. 'GO:0006082', # BP 1130 998 0.000860 7.06 L03 D03 BC organic acid metabolic process
  89. 'GO:0002682', # BP 1127 1,659 0.001430 6.55 L03 D03 A regulation of immune system process
  90. 'GO:0043436', # BP 1089 977 0.000842 7.08 L04 D04 BC oxoacid metabolic process
  91. 'GO:0048869', # BP 1062 2,764 0.002382 6.04 L02 D02 BD cellular developmental process
  92. 'GO:0042221', # BP 1059 2,723 0.002347 6.05 L02 D02 E response to chemical
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  96. 'GO:0009892', # BP 1035 3,414 0.002942 5.83 L04 D04 A negative regulation of metabolic process
  97. 'GO:0065009', # BP 1028 2,987 0.002574 5.96 L02 D02 A regulation of molecular function
  98. 'GO:0071702', # BP 1017 2,082 0.001794 6.32 L04 D04 F organic substance transport
  99. 'GO:0009966', # BP 1001 3,163 0.002726 5.90 L04 D05 A regulation of signal transduction
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  102. 'GO:0010556', # BP 970 4,134 0.003563 5.64 L05 D05 A regulation of macromolecule biosynthetic process
  103. 'GO:0044267', # BP 936 3,376 0.002909 5.84 L04 D05 BC cellular protein metabolic process
  104. 'GO:0031325', # BP 936 3,328 0.002868 5.85 L05 D05 A positive regulation of cellular metabolic process
  105. 'GO:0051246', # BP 936 2,935 0.002529 5.98 L05 D05 A regulation of protein metabolic process
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  112. 'GO:0080134', # BP 855 1,644 0.001417 6.56 L04 D04 A regulation of response to stress
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  115. 'GO:0022414', # BP 843 1,389 0.001197 6.73 L01 D01 J reproductive process
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  117. 'GO:0006796', # BP 828 2,026 0.001746 6.35 L04 D04 BC phosphate-containing compound metabolic process
  118. 'GO:0051240', # BP 828 1,797 0.001549 6.47 L04 D04 A positive regulation of multicellular organismal process
  119. 'GO:0048584', # BP 824 2,441 0.002104 6.16 L04 D04 A positive regulation of response to stimulus
  120. },
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  124. 'GO:0044424', # CC 2356 15,063 0.045508 3.09 L02 D02 A intracellular part
  125. 'GO:0032991', # CC 2107 6,150 0.018580 3.99 L01 D01 B protein-containing complex
  126. 'GO:0044422', # CC 1610 10,111 0.030547 3.49 L01 D01 C organelle part
  127. 'GO:0044446', # CC 1458 9,810 0.029638 3.52 L02 D03 AC intracellular organelle part
  128. 'GO:0044444', # CC 1257 9,735 0.029411 3.53 L03 D03 A cytoplasmic part
  129. 'GO:0044425', # CC 908 6,938 0.020961 3.87 L01 D01 D membrane part
  130. 'GO:0044428', # CC 490 5,022 0.015172 4.19 L03 D04 AC nuclear part
  131. 'GO:0044459', # CC 472 2,985 0.009018 4.71 L02 D02 AD plasma membrane part
  132. 'GO:0043226', # CC 383 11,684 0.035299 3.34 L01 D01 E organelle
  133. },
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  135. 'GO:0003674', # MF 11120 17,426 0.068263 2.68 L00 D00 molecular_function
  136. 'GO:0003824', # MF 7659 5,710 0.022368 3.80 L01 D01 A catalytic activity
  137. 'GO:0016740', # MF 2457 2,272 0.008900 4.72 L02 D02 A transferase activity
  138. 'GO:0016491', # MF 2368 748 0.002930 5.83 L02 D02 A oxidoreductase activity
  139. 'GO:0005488', # MF 1887 15,267 0.059805 2.82 L01 D01 B binding
  140. 'GO:0016787', # MF 1643 2,533 0.009923 4.61 L02 D02 A hydrolase activity
  141. 'GO:0005215', # MF 1079 1,140 0.004466 5.41 L01 D01 C transporter activity
  142. 'GO:0022857', # MF 1042 1,045 0.004094 5.50 L02 D02 C transmembrane transporter activity
  143. 'GO:0005515', # MF 966 11,807 0.046252 3.07 L02 D02 B protein binding
  144. 'GO:0015075', # MF 691 880 0.003447 5.67 L03 D03 C ion transmembrane transporter activity
  145. 'GO:0015318', # MF 635 817 0.003200 5.74 L03 D03 C inorganic molecular entity transmembrane transporter activity
  146. 'GO:0016772', # MF 603 918 0.003596 5.63 L03 D03 A transferase activity, transferring phosphorus-containing groups
  147. 'GO:0016788', # MF 558 741 0.002903 5.84 L03 D03 A hydrolase activity, acting on ester bonds
  148. 'GO:0097159', # MF 497 6,328 0.024789 3.70 L02 D02 B organic cyclic compound binding
  149. 'GO:1901363', # MF 457 6,241 0.024448 3.71 L02 D02 B heterocyclic compound binding
  150. 'GO:0140096', # MF 443 2,165 0.008481 4.77 L02 D02 A catalytic activity, acting on a protein
  151. 'GO:0005102', # MF 431 1,624 0.006362 5.06 L03 D03 B signaling receptor binding
  152. 'GO:0060089', # MF 419 1,538 0.006025 5.11 L01 D01 D molecular transducer activity
  153. 'GO:0038023', # MF 403 1,484 0.005813 5.15 L02 D02 D signaling receptor activity
  154. 'GO:0016301', # MF 355 762 0.002985 5.81 L04 D04 A kinase activity
  155. },
  156. }
  158. # Copyright (C) 2018-2019, DV Klopfenstein. All rights reserved

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Authors: Lan Ma1, Jing Wang2, Zhenghao Xu3, Zuxiu Huang1, Kelong Chen1, Xiaoqiong Teng1, Miao Chen1, Shuyang Lin1, Rong Zhou1
  1. Wenzhou TCM Hospital of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, Wenzhou, China
  2. Nanning Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Nanning, China
  3. Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, Hangzhou, China
Institutions: Zhejiang Chinese Medical University (China)
Journal: Frontiers in aging neuroscience, volume 18, article 1839445
Dates: received 26 March 2026; accepted 23 July 2026; published online 13 August 2026
Type: Research article · Language: English
License: CC BY
Identifiers: DOI 10.3389/fnagi.2026.1839445 · PMID 42661899 · PMCID PMC13518511 · OpenAlex W7202360868
Open access: gold, a free copy (OpenAlex)
Status: code verified
Categories: genetics / omics (modality), histology / microscopy (modality), mouse (organism), Alzheimer's / dementia (population), cellular / molecular (subfield)
Methods: Spectral & time-frequency, Statistics, Smoothing, state filtering, decompositions, Machine learning, Evoked potentials
Keywords: Alzheimer’s disease, Guizhi Fuling Pills, gut microbiota, metabolomics, transcriptomics
Topic: Antioxidants, Aging, Portulaca oleracea (Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience, Neuroscience), according to OpenAlex
Citations: not cited yet (Europe PMC); 33 references in the paper

Abstract

Background: Alzheimer’s disease (AD)-like cognitive impairment, as a major type of cognitive disorder, has witnessed a sharp rise in prevalence. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop effective therapeutic intervention measures. Guizhi Fuling Pills (GFP), a classical Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) formula, has been shown to exert protective effects on cognitive function. However, its underlying mechanisms remain unclear.

Objective: To investigate the effects of GFP on AD-like cognitive impairment and elucidate its underlying mechanisms.

Methods: D-galactose (D-gal)-induced aged mice were used as the model. Mice were administered via gavage for 4 weeks with 0.9% normal saline (0.1 mL/10 g/d), low-dose GFP (12.56 g/kg/d), medium-dose GFP (25.11 g/kg/d), high-dose GFP (50.22 g/kg/d), and donepezil (5 mg/kg/d). A behavioral test was conducted using the Morris water maze. Histopathological changes were observed via H&E staining and immunohistochemistry (IHC). In addition, various methods such as transcriptomics, metabolomics, network pharmacology, and analysis of gut microbiota were utilized to elucidate the possible mechanisms.

Results: Guizhi Fuling Pills improved learning and memory function in aged mice, ameliorated hippocampal neuronal morphology, and reduced p-Tau protein deposition. Network pharmacology and hippocampal transcriptomic analyses suggested that the active components in GFP may ameliorate cognitive impairment through multiple mechanisms. It included regulation of the VEGF and PI3K/AKT signaling pathways, attenuation of inflammatory responses, inhibition of apoptosis, and repair of the blood-brain barrier (BBB). Gut microbiota analysis revealed that GFP modulated the compositional structure of the gut microbiota, including increasing the abundance of Lactobacillales and decreasing Desulfovibrionia and Tannerellaceae. Metabolomics suggested that GFP may ameliorate metabolic disorders in aged mice by modulating the synthesis of lipids and lipid-like molecules.

Conclusion: The findings of this study suggest that GFP may ameliorate cognitive dysfunction in AD-like cognitive impairment mice through multiple mechanisms, including repair of the BBB, attenuation of inflammatory responses, and modulation of the gut microbiota and metabolic disorders.

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Ma, L., Wang, J., Xu, Z., Huang, Z., Chen, K., Teng, X., Chen, M., Lin, S., & Zhou, R. (2026). The molecular mechanisms of Guizhi Fuling Pills in ameliorating Alzheimer's disease-like cognitive impairment: insights from transcriptomics, metabolomics, and gut microbiome. Frontiers in aging neuroscience, 18, 1839445. https://doi.org/10.3389/fnagi.2026.1839445

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@article{ma2026molecular,
author = {Ma, Lan and Wang, Jing and Xu, Zhenghao and Huang, Zuxiu and Chen, Kelong and Teng, Xiaoqiong and Chen, Miao and Lin, Shuyang and Zhou, Rong},
title = {{The molecular mechanisms of Guizhi Fuling Pills in ameliorating Alzheimer's disease-like cognitive impairment: insights from transcriptomics, metabolomics, and gut microbiome}},
journal = {Frontiers in aging neuroscience},
year = {2026},
month = aug,
volume = {18},
pages = {1839445},
publisher = {Frontiers Media SA},
issn = {1663-4365},
doi = {10.3389/fnagi.2026.1839445},
url = {https://doi.org/10.3389/fnagi.2026.1839445},
pmid = {42661899},
pmcid = {PMC13518511}
}

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AU - Zhou, Rong
TI - The molecular mechanisms of Guizhi Fuling Pills in ameliorating Alzheimer's disease-like cognitive impairment: insights from transcriptomics, metabolomics, and gut microbiome
T2 - Frontiers in aging neuroscience
J2 - Front Aging Neurosci
PY - 2026
DA - 2026/08/13
VL - 18
SP - 1839445
SN - 1663-4365
PB - Frontiers Media SA
DO - 10.3389/fnagi.2026.1839445
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