Effective polypeptide parts in Polybia spp. insect venom, and cardio-cerebral thrombosis use thereof
An effective part, a technology for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, applied in the field of medicine, can solve the problems of low level of industrial production support and failure to form large-scale production capacity, and achieve the effect of reducing cerebral edema and prolonging breathing time
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[0034] Example 1 : Preparation of effective parts of Vespa orientalis venom polypeptide and coating agent
[0035] 1.1 Collection of crude venom from Vespa orientalis:
[0036] Vespa orientalis was collected from Pu'er City, Yunnan Province. The bee body specimen was identified as Polybia orientalis Saussure (Polybia orientalis Saussure) by Professor Mao Benyong of the National and Local Joint Engineering Research Center for the Development of Medicinal Special Insects, Dali College, Yunnan Province. Wasp venom collection device: use the auxiliary cover type bee venom collector modified by the engineering research center, wooden frame, 80 cm long, 50 cm wide; embedded with 4 pieces of 20 cm long / 33 cm wide poisonous glass; input voltage 9V , output automatic intermittent pulsating voltage; method of collecting wasp venom: place the poison collecting device in front of the hive, collect poison for the worker bees of the Vespa orientalis colony according to the routine poison c...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Example 2 .Preparation of effective parts of vespa venom polypeptide and hydrogel
[0042] 2.1 Collection of the crude venom of Vespa variegata:
[0043] The wasp was collected from Ruili City, Yunnan Province, and the bee body specimen was identified as Polybia stigma Smith by Professor Guo Yunjiao of the National and Local Joint Engineering Research Center for the Development of Medicinal Special Insects, Dali University, Yunnan Province. Wasp venom collection device: use the auxiliary cover type bee venom collector modified by the engineering research center, wooden frame, 80 cm long, 50 cm wide; embedded with 4 pieces of 20 cm long / 33 cm wide poisonous glass; input voltage 12V , output automatic intermittent pulsating voltage; collection method of wasp venom: put the unpainted poison collection device in front of the hive, collect venom from the worker bees of the vespa colony according to the routine poison collection procedures. Turn on the power switch of the ...
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[0048] Example 3 .Preparation of cataplasm from the active part of the Vespa vespisum venom in Sumatra
[0049] 3.1 Collection of crude venom from Heterogastricus Sumatran:
[0050] Vespa Sumatran was collected from Menghai, Yunnan Province. The bee specimen was identified as Polybia sumatrensis Saussure by Professor Yang Zizhong of the National and Local Joint Engineering Research Center for the Development of Medicinal Special Insects, Dali University, Yunnan Province. The basic device for poison collection uses a sub-cap type bee venom collector modified by the engineering research center, with a wooden frame, 80 cm long and 50 cm wide; 4 pieces of poisonous glass with a length of 20 cm / width of 33 cm are embedded; the input voltage is 9V, Output automatic intermittent pulsating voltage; The wooden frame is painted red with red paint in advance; The wooden frame is pre-smeared 20 milliliters concentration is the honeycomb and honeycomb body extract volatile solution (prep...
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