Different processing methods of Epimedium on the impact of anti-inflammatory effect in mice.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Different processing methods of Epimedium on the impact of anti-inflammatory effect in mice Author: Chen Zheng love, QU Xiang-zhi, YIN Da-wei, Xu Zhengzhe [Keywords:] cooked up Abstract: Objective To study the Epimedium mice of different processing methods on the anti-inflammatory effects. Methods xylene and croton oil-induced auricular inflammation in mice Determination of different processing methods of Epimedium right mouse ear swelling of the shell calculated swelling, and with the saline group, indomethacin group for comparison. Results system, glossy shine fry Epimedium Extract (Epimedium system Ⅱ ) compared with the saline group p-xylene and croton oil-induced auricular swelling decreased (P amp;lt;0.05), with anti-inflammatory pain group, there was no significant difference. Conclusion concocted Epimedium fry shiny shiny, extracts have anti-inflammatory effects. Keywords: Epimedium; system of Epimedium; anti-inflammatory Antiinflammatory Action of Epimedium Processed by Different Methods on Mice Abstract: ObjectiveTo study the antiinflammatory action of Epimedium processed by different methods on mice.MethodsEffect of Epimedium processed by different methods on swelling of the earflaps of mice induced by xylene, croton oil was assayed, degree of swelling was calculated, and compared with saline or indomthacinum.ResultsSwelling of the earflaps of mice induced by xylene, croton oil was reduced by Epimedium Ⅱ of the different processed methods, and there was significant difference, compared with saline (P amp;lt;0.05), but there was no significant difference, compared with indomethacinum . ConclusionEpimedium Ⅱ has antiinflammation effect. Keywords:: Epimedium; Antiinflammation Epimedium (Epimedium) is a small Berberidaceae plant epimedium E.brevicornum Maxim, Epimedium sagittatum E.sagittatum (Sieb.er Zucc.) Maxim., Pubescent Epimedium E.pubescens Maxim., Wushan prostitution Yang beans E.wushanense TSYing. or Korean Epimed