Niclosamide controlled release dispersing agent for killing blood fluke cercaria and preparation method thereof
A technology for killing schistosomiasis cercariae and niclosamide, which is applied in the field of new niclosamide controlled-release diffusion formulations, can solve the problems of difficulty in ensuring uniform release and free diffusion of active ingredients, difficulty in achieving control effects, dependence on drug efficacy release, and the like, To achieve the effect of preventing infection, good effect, scientific and reasonable ratio
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[0016] The final product of the present invention is a niclosamide controlled-release diffusing agent for killing schistosomiasis cercariae with an active ingredient niclosamide content in the range of 5% to 15%, and the content (percentage by weight) of each component is as follows:
[0017] Niclosamide: 5-15%
[0018] p-Dichlorobenzene: 35-45%
[0019] Floating carrier: 40-55%
[0020] Diffusion agent NNO: 2-4%. The preparation of the niclosamide controlled-release diffusion agent for killing the cercariae of schistosomiasis is carried out according to the following steps:
[0021] 1. According to the content (5-15% by weight) requirement of the finished product, the former powder of niclosamide (effective weight percentage content more than 95%) and the diffusing agent NNO weight percentage are 2-15% by weight. 4% is fully mixed, and is pulverized into niclosamide powder with a particle size passing through a 300-mesh sieve by a jet mill.
[0022] 2. The niclosamide pow...
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[0030] Toxic effect of niclosamide controlled-release diffuser on cercariae: take a certain amount of 5% niclosamide controlled-release diffuser prepared in Example 1 and suspend it in dechlorinated water, measure the concentration of niclosamide released in the water , so that the final concentration of niclosamide is 0.1mg / L, 0.2mg / L, 0.3mg / L, 0.4mg / L and 0.5mg / L respectively, take 0.3mL of solutions of different concentrations in the wells of enzyme labeling strips, put 30-60 cercariae were inserted, and the mortality rate of cercariae at different times was observed under the dissecting microscope at 5, 10, 25, and 35 minutes after the cercariae were inserted. Those who lost their tails, swollen epidermis, and were inactive after being stimulated by the dissecting needle were considered dead. The above concentration tests were repeated 3 times, and dechlorinated water treatment was set up as a control. The test results show that when the concentration of niclosamide in the...
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[0034] Anti-cercariae invasion test: Take 550mL of solutions of different concentrations released by 5% niclosamide controlled-release diffuser in Example 2, place them in a white disk of 23cm×15cm×5cm, the solution is about 1.6cm deep, and place them in each white disk. About 1,500 cercariae were added to the disk and mixed evenly. After 10 minutes, 10 healthy mice were put into them. After 30 minutes of infection, they were taken out and fed for 35 days. Adult schistosomes were collected and counted. The results showed that the niclosamide controlled-release diffusion agent had a significant inhibitory effect on the cercariae of Schistosoma japonicum, and when the water concentration reached 0.1 mg / L after a small amount of controlled-release diffusion agent was administered, it could significantly inhibit the infection of the cercariae to mice. Only 3 of the first mice were infected with schistosomiasis, and the number of schistosome adult worms was only 0.7 / head, far lower ...
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