[Study on inhibitory actions of san huang yi gan capsule (SHYGC) on HBeAg with seropharmacological method].
Qin Wu, X Rong, Pei‐Jane Huang, J Han, Hua Xu
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Qin Wu, X Rong, Pei‐Jane Huang, J Han, Hua Xu
Abstract
In this paper, the inhibitory actions of SHYGC on HBeAg in vitro were studied with the seropharmacological method. By Enzyme Linked Immuno Sorbent Assay (ELISA), it was found that the rabbit sera containing SHYGC have significant inhibitory effects on HBeAg, and they become stronger with the drug concentration in sera improved and the actions time prolonged, they decrease with the HBeAg concentration improved, and the effects of the sera containing hing-dose drugs equal those of Su Xiao Jing containing 250 micrograms/g effective chloric. The direct external inhibitory effects of SHYGC in original pharmaceutics are stronger than those of the sera containing drugs. It probably indicated that the active ingredients of SHYGC could not be digested and absorbed completely from gastrointestine, or were inactived by metabolism in vivo.
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In this paper, the inhibitory actions of SHYGC on HBeAg in vitro were studied with the seropharmacological method. By Enzyme Linked Immuno Sorbent Assay (ELISA), it was found that the rabbit sera containing SHYGC have significant inhibitory effects on HBeAg, and they become stronger with the drug concentration in sera improved and the actions time prolonged, they decrease with the HBeAg concentration improved, and the effects of the sera containing hing-dose drugs equal those of Su Xiao Jing containing 250 micrograms/g effective chloric. The direct external inhibitory effects of SHYGC in original pharmaceutics are stronger than those of the sera containing drugs. It probably indicated that the active ingredients of SHYGC could not be digested and absorbed completely from gastrointestine, or were inactived by metabolism in vivo.
Key concepts: Inhibitory postsynaptic potential, HBeAg, Capsule, In vitro, In vivo, Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology