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Effects of ginsenoside‐Rb2 on adenine nucleotide content of rat hepatic tissue

Abstract— In comparison with non‐diabetic rats, the tissue ATP content of diabetic rats is lower and the AMP content higher. However, daily intraperitoneal administration of ginsenoside‐Rb2 for several days resulted in an increase of tissue ATP content and a decrease of AMP content, characterized by an increase in the adenine nucleotide content, as well as improvement of energy charge. Thus, ginsenoside‐Rb2 administration caused a change in the pattern of metabolism, activating the ATP supply system.