National drug emblica immunomodulatory effect of freeze-dried powder of serum pharmacology.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 National drug emblica immunomodulatory effect of freeze-dried powder of serum pharmacology Authors: LUO Chun-li, Zhang Yongping, QIU De-Wen, Wei-Fa Zheng [Keywords:] nation Abstract: Objective To test serum pharmacology of Chinese medicine aims to use research methods to study the national drug emblica right mouse spleen lymphocyte proliferation, S180 ascites tumor cells in mice survival rate as well as mouse peritoneal macrophage activation the role of research. Methods used emblica fruit juice preserved by freeze-drying freeze-dried. Mice were randomly divided into six groups, including the relationship between aging study of two groups, dose-effect relationship study of 4 groups. By 0.2 ml/10 g body weight by gavage emblica solution. 30 ~ 180 min after gavage different time within the sterile blood, serum pharmacology method of use of Chinese medicine on experimental serum for aging research and the relationship between dose-effect relationship study. The relationship between results and conclusions of aging studies have shown that freeze-dried powder with emblica solution of 30 ~ 180 min after gavage different time within the drug-containing serum on mouse spleen lymphocytes with activation, and experimental serum, when administered 2 h activation significantly ; dose-effect relationship studies have shown that high-dose group emblica experimental serum on spleen lymphocyte proliferation in mice to promote the mouse peritoneal macrophage activation, as well as low-dose group test serum S180 ascites tumor cells in mice survival rate of were a significant difference. Keywords: Phyllanthus emblica; containing serum; peritoneal macrophage; lymphocytes; S180 ascites tumor cells; immune regulation Study on the Immunoregulatory Effect of Phyuanthus Emblica in Mice Abstract: ObjectiveThe experiment applies the traditional Chinese medicine Plasma Pharmacology. This experiment studies how Phyuanthus emblica Phyllanthus emblica, the tradit