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Journal of Guangdong Medical College

ISSN：2096-3610

CN：44-1731/R

Frequency：Bimonthly

Website：none

Email：gdmcxb@gdmc.edu.cn

Postcode：524023

Articles7567

Citations29815

Funded1701

Impact Factor：0.98

Articles

2025 No.05

Total 13 articles

Invited Review

Research progress on the regulatory roles of lactate immunometabolism and lactylation in pulmonary inflammatory diseasesDENG Jingyi, YANG Shenyue, OUYANG Suidong

447-458

Chikungunya Fever

Global epidemic status and prevention and control strategies of Chikungunya feverXIONG Xi, HUANG Wenlong, LIN Guihong, XU Ruhong, YU Haibing

459-467

Research progress of Chikungunya fever on epidemiology,pathogenesis,diagnosisand preventionCHAI Xingxing, CHEN Jianhai, SHI Ming

468-477

The pathogenic mechanism of Chikungunya virus and the progress of clinical research on vaccinesFENG Jialu, WANG Yingying, LIU Yuanbao

478-487

Research progress of serologic detection techniques for Chikungunya virusMA Jiajia, CHEN Kelong, XIAO Wei, HU Liangshan, CAO Donglin

488-494

Basic Medicine

Galectin-1 promotes the proliferation and metastasis of lung adenocarcinoma by activating the AKT/mTOR signaling pathwayLU Huihao, HUANG Chuhong, CHENG Zhen, DONG Jiali, CHEN Yuting, LI Shujun, SU Wenmei, YANG Zhixiong

495-505

The polysaccharides extracted from Nerium indicum Mill have good immunomodulatory activityLI Meifeng, JIAO Yukun, LIU Hongju, ZHANG Shaojie

506-514

Ezetimibe alleviates oxidative stress and neuroinflammation in mice with Parkinson's disease induced by MPTP by activating the Nrf2/TREM2 pathwayWEI Lijian, HUA Junkai, LEI Jianming, HUANG Wendong

515-523

Construction and behavioral evaluation of a comorbidity model of major depressive disorder and cognitive dysfunction in mice induced by chronic lipopolysaccharideGAO Feng, XIAO Xiaodan, CHEN Bo, ZHENG Jingyi, MENG Linxin, YU Tiansheng, GUAN Yanfei

524-529

Xiaoluowan exert anti-hepatic fibrosis effects by inhibiting the PI3K/Akt signaling pathway:based on network pharmacology and animal experimentsZHU Chenghui, LI Junfei, JIANG Jianwei

530-539