Experimental Study on Acute Toxicity of Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets in Mice
Mei Lü
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Mei Lü
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Objective To study the toxic reaction on Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets in mice.Methods The maximum administration dosage of Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets were determined by ig administration in mice,three times a day.Its acute toxic reactions were observed for 7 days.Results All mice were survive,and no toxic reaction was shown during the observed period .The average rate of its increasing weight was 24.82 percent.The maximum administration dosage was 3 339.6 mg of puerarin given to mice per kilogram,equivalent to men's daily administration dosage by 2360.1 times.Conclusion Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets is safe for oral administration.
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Objective To study the toxic reaction on Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets in mice.Methods The maximum administration dosage of Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets were determined by ig administration in mice,three times a day.Its acute toxic reactions were observed for 7 days.Results All mice were survive,and no toxic reaction was shown during the observed period .The average rate of its increasing weight was 24.82 percent.The maximum administration dosage was 3 339.6 mg of puerarin given to mice per kilogram,equivalent to men's daily administration dosage by 2360.1 times.Conclusion Compound Ginkgo biloba Tablets is safe for oral administration.
Key concepts: Ginkgo biloba, Pharmacology, Ginkgoales, Oral administration, Ginkgo, Acute toxicity, Traditional medicine, Medicine