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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 About Angelica Atractylodes the system of white monkshood polysaccharide on immune regulation of On: Sun Wenping, Li Fasheng, Houdian Dong, Liu Hui [Abstract] Objective Chinese traditional medicinal plant polysaccharides as antigens to investigate the excitation on the characteristics of the immune system in mice, the polysaccharides in the application of immune function to provide a scientific basis. Methods Angelica sinensis, Atractylodes, Chinese medicine of white monkshood plant water-soluble 3 polysaccharide antigen, mice were given immune stimulation, detected by ELISA in the corresponding serum antibody and antibody cross. Results 3 kinds of Chinese medicine can stimulate the plant polysaccharide-specific IgG class antibodies in mice and non-specific cross- antibodies, stimulates the production of different polysaccharides range of non-specific antibodies are different. Conclusion Chinese Herbs may be a pan-specific broad-spectrum immunomodulator. [Keywords:] polysaccharides, Angelica; Atractylodes, the system of white tuber, immune regulation, mice Generally believed that polysaccharides can stimulate the body to produce IgG antibodies, IgG antibodies to high molecular weight, distribution limitations, the actual role of limited immunity [1], whereas traditional Chinese plant polysaccharides can stimulate the body to produce IgG antibodies is still no unified view. In this experiment randomly selected Angelica, Atractylodes, three kinds of white monkshood Chinese traditional medicinal plant polysaccharides as the antigen, while other types of polysaccharides used as control mice to explore the characteristics of the immune system stimulated. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 Animals Kunming mice of either sex, weight (20 + -2) g, Experimental Animal Center of Dalian Medical University. 1.2 angelica polysaccharide polysaccharide, polysaccharides Atractylodes, White monkshood polysaccharide made by the Department of Clin