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As shown in Figure 4, ZZCD exerted no cytotoxicity when the concentration was below 8 mg/ml, while ZZ and DDC inhibited cell proliferation when the concentration was over 4 mg/ml
Research suggests it supports tissue regeneration, modulates inflammatory signaling, and encourages the formation of new blood vessels, making it a compound of interest in experimental models involving wounds, ulcers, and soft tissue recovery