Pharmacological effects of low to tea.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Pharmacological effects of low to tea Of: Liu Weilin, Yang love, Yusheng Min, Huang Linyun, Chenshao Feng, Guo Li City [Abstract] Objective of the dwarf in tea extract and alcohol extract of the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect and acute toxicity studies. Methods xylene-induced mouse ear edema, acetic acid was observed to tea anti-inflammatory short analgesic effect on the low ground tea extract and alcohol extract of the median lethal dose (LD50 was determined to observe the acute toxicity. Results dwarf to tea on the ear swelling induced by xylene in mice significantly inhibited (P lt; 0.01, P lt;0.05, against 0.7% acetic acid induced writhing response in mice significantly inhibited (P lt;0.01 or P lt;0.05. dwarf to tea extract and alcohol extract of the LD50 in mice were orally administered to (115.77 + -10.31g/kg, 95% confidence limit (105.92 ~ 126.54g/kg, (94.71 + -10.13g/kg, 95% confidence limit (85.12 ~ 105.38 g / kg. Conclusion short to tea has some anti-inflammatory, analgesic effect, low land tea extract and alcohol extract does not appear other toxic reactions. [Keywords:] low to tea, pharmacology, acute toxicity Abstract: ObjectiveTo study on the anti-inflammatory, analgesic and acute toxicity effects of the aqueous extract and alcohol extract of Aidicha.MethodsThe anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects of Aidicha were observed by means of dimethylbenzene inducing ear edema model, acetic acid writhing test. To observe acute toxicity with the aqueous extract of Aidicha and the alcohol extract of Aidicha by Lethal Dose 50 (LD50). ResultsAidicha significantly inhibited the inflammation caused by xylene (P lt;0.01 or P lt;0.05) and inhibited writhing caused by 0.7% acetic acid (P lt;0.01 or P lt;0.05in mice. The LD50 for acute toxicity of the aqueous extract and alcohol extract of Aidicha were 115.77 + -10.31g/kg (95%, 105.92 ~ 126.54 g / kg), 94.71 +-10.13g / kg (95%, 85.12 ~ 105.38g/kg). ConclusionAidicha has