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Objective: To study the dynamic processes of in vivo metabolism of multicomponent in the decoction of Angelicae Sinensis Radix (ASR), select the quality control components, look for a new quality evaluation method for Chinese materia medica (CMM). Methods: The blood was taken from mesenteric vein and abdominal aorta. By analyzing HPLC fingerprints of intestinal metabolism and liver metabolism, we could infer multicomponent changes in the metabolic process of water extract from ASR. Results: Totally 15 components were basically stable in the digestive juice, four of them may be metabolized by intestine, while seven of them were metabolized by liver. And we found one new component was the metabolite of liver, seven new components were the metabolites of intestine, but five of them were metabolized by liver and could not be absorbed into blood. Finally, we identified that four prototype components of water extract from ASR and three metabolites could be absorbed into blood. Conclusion: Based on the multicomponent metabolic profiling of ASR, we initially select the four prototype components including senkyunolide I as the quality control component, and we finally establish a quality evaluation method for "correlation in quality and metabolism".
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Objective To establish a method to compare the difference of exposure component of oral taking different part ofPueraria Lobata (Willd.) Ohwi in intestine.Methods After the incubation of puerarin,extraction Radix Puerariae and Flos Puerariae with S9,the mixtures were centrifuged to get the supernatant for analysis with HPLC.Results The research showed that the metabolic rate of puerarin was higher than that of extractions because of the concentration of enzyme.The difference between the fingerprints of Radix Puerariae and Flos Puerariae Lobata indicated that there was a difference of chemical components in such two parts of Kudzuvine Root.Conclusion The profile of intestinal metabolism can be revealed in the research of gut wall metabolism in the course of intestinal absorption by S9 incubation.