Application of quercetin in preparation of peripheral nerve injury treatment drugs
A technology for peripheral nerve injury and nerve injury, which can be applied in drug combinations, nervous system diseases, and pharmaceutical formulations, and can solve problems such as no relevant literature reports
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[0015] Example 1 Effect of quercetin on motor function of mice after sciatic nerve injury
[0016] 1. Experimental method
[0017] 1) Toe extension function test
[0018] To assess motor function recovery after nerve injury (sciatic nerve), we measured motor function in the toes. Use medical gauze to slowly wrap the body end of the mouse, and then lift the tail of the mouse to expose the hind feet until they can be clearly observed. In this condition, the toes are extended, and the toes are separated and reached the maximum distance of extension (extension reflex). The firing is controlled by the small muscles of the foot innervated, and is then scored using the reported method: 0, no extension; 1, partial extension; and 2, complete extension (see figure 1A). Full toe extension requires full extension, wide intertoe spacing, and duration (at least 2 seconds). Before testing the affected side of the mouse, it is necessary to observe that the toe of the healthy side is full...
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[0032] Example 2 Effect of quercetin on sensory function of mice after sciatic nerve injury
[0033] 1. Experimental method
[0034] Mice (7 to 9 weeks old) were placed in wire mesh for 3 acclimation sessions one week before surgery (sciatic nerve pinch), followed by testing at corresponding time points after surgery. After 30 minutes of adaptive training, use the Austerlitz insect pin (model 000) (FST) to gently stimulate the plantar skin surface of the mouse, avoid moving the mouse's foot or puncturing the skin when stimulating. The outermost (sciatic nerve sensory area) of the mouse hindfoot plantar surface was divided into 5 areas (see figure 1 ). Acupuncture stimulation (2 times) was applied from the outermost toe (zone E) to the heel (zone A). The movement of the mouse's hind feet during the stimulation process will be regarded as an effective response, and this area will be recorded as 1 point, and then the next area will be tested. If there is no effective response...
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