Study on Analgesic Effects of Extracts Got with Heating Free Technologies from Capsicum
Zhang Li
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Zhang Li
Abstract
ObjectiveTo study the analgesic effects of extracts of Capsicum got with heating free technology.MethodsUsing analgestic model of hot-plate in mice.Observing the effects of the ester extract(EE) and the aqueous extract(AE)of Capsicum on latency of analgesia were observed.ResultsEE(960,1 920 mg/kg)and AE(960,1 920,3 840 mg/kg)intragastric(ig) significantly prolonged the latency of analgesia in hot-plate model in mice.But there was difference of hot-plate reaction times in EE and AE of 960mg/kg groups.ConclusionThe EE and AE of Capsicum haue analgesic effects in mice,but the analgesic effect of EE appeare faster than AE with equal dosage.
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ObjectiveTo study the analgesic effects of extracts of Capsicum got with heating free technology.MethodsUsing analgestic model of hot-plate in mice.Observing the effects of the ester extract(EE) and the aqueous extract(AE)of Capsicum on latency of analgesia were observed.ResultsEE(960,1 920 mg/kg)and AE(960,1 920,3 840 mg/kg)intragastric(ig) significantly prolonged the latency of analgesia in hot-plate model in mice.But there was difference of hot-plate reaction times in EE and AE of 960mg/kg groups.ConclusionThe EE and AE of Capsicum haue analgesic effects in mice,but the analgesic effect of EE appeare faster than AE with equal dosage.
Key concepts: Hot plate, Analgesic, Chemistry, Aqueous extract, Pharmacology, Medicine, Traditional medicine, Materials science