Lin, Xz., Zheng, Y., Ma, Dl. et al. Effect of dachengqi granules on level of endotoxin in enterogenous endotoxemia in rats., CJIM 8, 299 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934413
Xiu-zhen Lin, Yao Zheng, De-lu Ma, et al. Effect of dachengqi granules on level of endotoxin in enterogenous endotoxemia in rats[J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, 2002,8(4):299-301.
Lin, Xz., Zheng, Y., Ma, Dl. et al. Effect of dachengqi granules on level of endotoxin in enterogenous endotoxemia in rats., CJIM 8, 299 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934413DOI:
Xiu-zhen Lin, Yao Zheng, De-lu Ma, et al. Effect of dachengqi granules on level of endotoxin in enterogenous endotoxemia in rats[J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine, 2002,8(4):299-301. DOI: 10.1007/BF02934413.
Effect of dachengqi granules on level of endotoxin in enterogenous endotoxemia in rats
摘要
To study the effect of Dachengqi Granule (DCQG) on endotoxin level in rats of enterogenous endotoxemia. Enterogenous endotoxemia model of rats was made by peritoneal injection of E. coli. In the treated groups
the rats were treated with different doses of DCQG
cefaclor and DCQG plus cefaclor respectively
starting from 3 days before to 1 day after modeling. Endotoxin levels in plasma
urine and stool were determined and compared. Except for the cefaclor group
the plasma and urine endotoxin levels in the treated groups were lower significantly (P<0.05)
while the endotoxin level in stool was obviously higher than that in the untreated model group. DCQG has the intestinal barrier protective effect including anti-bacteria
anti-inflammation and clearing endotoxin.
Abstract
To study the effect of Dachengqi Granule (DCQG) on endotoxin level in rats of enterogenous endotoxemia. Enterogenous endotoxemia model of rats was made by peritoneal injection of E. coli. In the treated groups
the rats were treated with different doses of DCQG
cefaclor and DCQG plus cefaclor respectively
starting from 3 days before to 1 day after modeling. Endotoxin levels in plasma
urine and stool were determined and compared. Except for the cefaclor group
the plasma and urine endotoxin levels in the treated groups were lower significantly (P<0.05)
while the endotoxin level in stool was obviously higher than that in the untreated model group. DCQG has the intestinal barrier protective effect including anti-bacteria
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