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Comparative Study
Journal Article
Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
Correlation between the transdermal characteristics of pseudoephedrine and amygdalin in majiepingchuan in vitro.
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016 April
OBJECTIVE: To analyze the transdermal profile of pseudoephedrine and amygdalin in the Traditional Chinese Medicine majiepingchuan in rat skin and to reveal their interaction.
METHODS: A Franz diffusion cell was used in vitro to evaluate the transdermal parameters of cumulative transdermal flux (Q(tot)), cumulative transmission (T(tot)), and mean penetration rate (Kp) of pseudoephedrine and amygdalin in majiepingchuan. Linear regression analyses of Q(tot) over time of pseudoephedrine vs amygdalin and their ratios was adopted for correlation evaluation.
RESULTS: At 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8 h, the Q(tot), T(tot) and Kp of pseudoephedrine showed a good correlation with that of amygdalin.
CONCLUSION: There was a small difference in the ratios of Q(tot), T(tot) and Kp between pseudoephedrine and amygdalin, and a correlation between them.
METHODS: A Franz diffusion cell was used in vitro to evaluate the transdermal parameters of cumulative transdermal flux (Q(tot)), cumulative transmission (T(tot)), and mean penetration rate (Kp) of pseudoephedrine and amygdalin in majiepingchuan. Linear regression analyses of Q(tot) over time of pseudoephedrine vs amygdalin and their ratios was adopted for correlation evaluation.
RESULTS: At 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8 h, the Q(tot), T(tot) and Kp of pseudoephedrine showed a good correlation with that of amygdalin.
CONCLUSION: There was a small difference in the ratios of Q(tot), T(tot) and Kp between pseudoephedrine and amygdalin, and a correlation between them.
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