Study on the reducing blood lipid and antioxidation effects of flavonoids from Eucommia ulmidoes Olirer leaves.
Liu Jing, Pu ZhiYing, Ai-Ling Li, Zhao Hong-yan, Yan HongLei
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Liu Jing, Pu ZhiYing, Ai-Ling Li, Zhao Hong-yan, Yan HongLei
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[ Objective] The paper aimed to further observe the activity of reducing blood lipid and antioxidition effects of flavonoids from Eucommia ulmiodes Olirer Leaves.[Method] ICR mice were randomly divided into the normal control group and high-fat diet group, the normal control group was fed by common feedstuffs, while high-fat diet group fed by high-fat diet, which made into tested mice of a nutrition, hyperlipidemia model. And high-fat diet group were randomly divided into model control group, positive medicine control group, flavonoids large, medium and small-dose groups, animals were fed by high-fat diet, model control group was offered by corresponding volume of solvent, large, medium and small-dose groups were taken medicine by flavonoids gavage with 45 ,15 and 5 mg/(kg·d) dose, positive drug group was offered by Lovastatin with 5 mg/(kg·d) (equivalent to human dose conversion according to the standard body surface area of mice with 2 times doses) , the normal control group was offered by equal volume of solvent. After 17 d, each group of mice was fasted by 12 h, orbital blood, heparin, 0.2 ml of blood from each of hemolysis for the CAT after the determination of the rest of the blood and anticoagulant used for centrifugal separation of plasma lipids and POD, MDA determination. [Result] Compared with hyperlipidemia model group, TC,TG, LDL-C and AI flavonoids from Eucommia ulmiodes Olirer Leaves had degraded with different degrees, HDL-C had raised, activity of CAT,POD had strengthened, content of MDA in plasma had degraded. [Conclusion] Flavonoids from Eucommia ulmiodes Olirer Leaves had effects of reducing the nutritional hyperlipemia in mice and anti-lipid oxidation.
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[ Objective] The paper aimed to further observe the activity of reducing blood lipid and antioxidition effects of flavonoids from Eucommia ulmiodes Olirer Leaves.[Method] ICR mice were randomly divided into the normal control group and high-fat diet group, the normal control group was fed by common feedstuffs, while high-fat diet group fed by high-fat diet, which made into tested mice of a nutrition, hyperlipidemia model. And high-fat diet group were randomly divided into model control group, positive medicine control group, flavonoids large, medium and small-dose groups, animals were fed by high-fat diet, model control group was offered by corresponding volume of solvent, large, medium and small-dose groups were taken medicine by flavonoids gavage with 45 ,15 and 5 mg/(kg·d) dose, positive drug group was offered by Lovastatin with 5 mg/(kg·d) (equivalent to human dose conversion according to the standard body surface area of mice with 2 times doses) , the normal control group was offered by equal volume of solvent. After 17 d, each group of mice was fasted by 12 h, orbital blood, heparin, 0.2 ml of blood from each of hemolysis for the CAT after the determination of the rest of the blood and anticoagulant used for centrifugal separation of plasma lipids and POD, MDA determination. [Result] Compared with hyperlipidemia model group, TC,TG, LDL-C and AI flavonoids from Eucommia ulmiodes Olirer Leaves had degraded with different degrees, HDL-C had raised, activity of CAT,POD had strengthened, content of MDA in plasma had degraded. [Conclusion] Flavonoids from Eucommia ulmiodes Olirer Leaves had effects of reducing the nutritional hyperlipemia in mice and anti-lipid oxidation.
Key concepts: Hyperlipidemia, Lovastatin, Blood lipids, Chemistry, Positive control, Lipid profile, Cholesterol, Animal science