Pharmacology Chinese medicine research and in veterinary immunological research and development. Angelica water extracts of different medicinal parts of the free radical scavenging effect of the liquid_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Pharmacology Chinese medicine research and in veterinary immunological research and development. Angelica water extracts of different medicinal parts of the free radical scavenging effect of the liquid Of: Huayong Li, Guo Yansheng, Denghong Juan, Cheng Yue Shan, Song Ya-ling, Wei Yanming [Abstract] Objective graduate Angelica, Angelica head, body Angelica, Angelica extract the liquid outer end of the water to hydroxyl radicals (· OH) and oxygen free radicals (O2-·) scavenging. Methods Determination of water in different Angelica Extracts of hydroxyl radical in Fenton reaction (· OH) and pyrogallol self-oxidation of oxygen free radicals (O2-·) scavenging. the result of water extract of Angelica sinensis in different parts of the concentration range of subjects on the hydroxyl free radicals and oxygen free radicals significantly inhibited, with different parts of Angelica and the increasing concentration of water extract, the inhibition rate was significantly higher, showed a dose-effect relationship, the order of hydroxyl radical scavenging for a living Angelicagt; ≈ Angelica Angelica body headgt; Angelica tail, scavenging oxygen free radicals were ≈ students Angelica Angelica bodygt; Angelica headgt; Angelica tail. Conclusion Angelica different parts of the aqueous liquid has better outside the role of scavenging free radicals, different medicinal part in scavenging oxygen free radicals and hydroxyl radicals on the performance of different. [Keywords:] Angelica; different parts; water extract; hydroxyl radical; oxygen free radicals Abstract: ObjectiveTo study the effect of water extracts of different parts of Radix Angelicae Sinensis on hydroxyl radicals and oxygen free radicals.MethodsThe inhibition rate of water extracts of different processed products of Radix Angelicae Sinensis on free radical in vitro were detected by spectrophotometry. ResultsThe results showed that water extracts from different parts of Radix Angelicae