Organic extract for Japonicum Thunb and application thereof
A technology of water bayberry and extract, which is applied in the direction of medical preparations containing active ingredients, drug combinations, plant raw materials, etc.
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[0031] Preparation of "EGJV"
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[0035] Evaluation of the Dual Effects of the Active Ingredient on the Rabbit Muscle Injury Model
[0036] Here, the inventors tested the effect of the "EGJV". The test results surprisingly confirmed that the EGJV had a marked effect on the healing process of severely damaged skeletal muscle, in which regenerated muscle fibers appeared in the damaged area, compared to the control fibrous scar tissue. The EGJV has been shown to be very beneficial in stimulating angiogenesis and muscle regeneration in the early stages of the healing process of damaged muscles, and in inhibiting the formation of fibrous scars in the healing of skeletal muscle and skin lesions.
[0037] The EGJV was used in a rabbit animal model of severe muscle injury (female, N=12, average body weight: 2.5 kg). Stretch-induced muscle injury was induced by transection with surgical scissors on the rabbit tibialis anterior muscle. Immediately after the stretch-induced injury, 6 rabbits were subcutaneously injecte...
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[0040] Evaluation of the Dual Effects of Active Ingredient in Rat Muscle Injury Model
[0041] EGJV was further studied in a rat skeletal muscle injury model. The experimental results confirmed that the EGJV can significantly stimulate the regeneration of blood vessels (within 24 hours) and the proliferation of satellite cells at the injured site of severely damaged muscles. Within 2 weeks of injury, the injured site was completely replaced by newly regenerated muscle fibers in EGJV-treated animals, in stark contrast fibrosis was the dominant feature in control animals.
[0042] Stretch-induced muscle damage was induced on the tibialis anterior muscle of experimental rats (SD rats, female, N=40, average body weight: 150 g) by transection with surgical scissors. Immediately after the stretch-induced injury, 20 rats were subcutaneously injected with 0.1 ml of EGJV in 5% DMSO into the tibialis anterior muscle. The other 20 rats were injected with the same volume of 5% DMSO solu...
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