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Combined marker for detecting relationship between antidepressant dose-effect and dose-toxicity of Chinese thorowax root petroleum ether part and application of combined marker

PendingCN111896728ASolve the problem of dosage applicationComponent separationAnalysis using nuclear magnetic resonanceMetaboliteButanedioic acid
The invention belongs to the technical field of application of endogenous small-molecule metabolites of biological samples, and provides a combined marker for detecting an anti-depression amount-effect and amount-toxicity relationship of a radix bupleuri petroleum ether part and application of the combined marker. The amount-effect marker comprises L-isoleucine/leucine, L-carnitine, L-acetylcarnitine, adenine and 2-phenylacetamide; the quantity-toxicity marker is prepared from L-carnitine, valine, hydroxysuccinic acid, 2'-adenosine phosphate and 2-sulfuric acid ascorbic acid. The method is used for evaluating the relationship between the anti-depression dose-effect and dose-toxicity of the petroleum ether part of bupleurum chinense, and solves the problem of dose application of the traditional Chinese medicine bupleurum chinense in evaluating the drug effect and safety of depression treatment. The method can be used for sensitively and visually evaluating the relationship between the in-vivo action and dosage of the bupleurum petroleum ether part, and providing technical support for the drug effect and toxic dosage of the traditional Chinese medicine bupleurum, and a new method isprovided for exploring the effectiveness and safety of the traditional Chinese medicine bupleurum.
Owner:SHANXI UNIV
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