The flavones present in Chinese skullcap roots, also known as Huang-Qin, may have anti-cancer properties. The biosynthesis of the said plant follows a special pathway that does not use a hydroxyl group as its building block.
The flavones present in Chinese skullcap roots, also known as Huang-Qin, may have anti-cancer properties. The biosynthesis of the said plant follows a special pathway that does not use a hydroxyl group as its building block.