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Aim To explore the mechanism of Huoxue Jiedu Chinese Herbal Compatibility (angelica sinensis - lonicerae japonicae flos ) in anti-atherosclerosis by means of network pharmacology and molecular rloe- king.Methods The effective eomponents and related targets of angelica sinensis and lonicerae japonicae flos were sereened by the TCMSP database, and the dis¬ease related targets of atheroselerosis were obtained by using the Gene Cards database, DrugBank database and OMIM database.The common targets were ob¬tained by Venny2.1 , an online mapping tool.The pro- tein-protein interaction ( PPI) network was established by String 11.0, and the common target was analyzed by gene ontology(GO) enrichment analysis and kvoto en- cyelopedia of genes and genomes ( KEGG) enrichment analysis using metascape online platform.Cyto- seape3.8.2 was used to construct the " active ingredi¬ent-active target-pathway network map.Finally AutoDock and PyMOL softwares were applied for mo¬lecular docking.Results A total of 31 active compo¬nents of angelica sinensis-lonicerae japonicae flos com¬ patibility and 509 component targets were screened.Hie number of intersection targets with atherosclerosis was 210.GO function enrichment analysis revealed 2 961 biological process items and 242 molecular func¬tion items.KEGG pathway enrichment screened 250 signaling pathways, PI3K-Akt signaling pathway, MAPK signaling pathway, and fluid shear stress and atherosclerosis were the key pathways.Molecular doc¬king results showed that beta-sitosterol, ferulic acid, rutin, luteolin, quercetin could bind stably with MAPK (-1,-3), AKT1, PRKC ( A, B).Conclusions Huoxue Jiedu Chinese Herbal Compatibility ( angelica sinensis -lonicerae japonicae flos) containing multiple active ingredients may play an anti-atherosclerosis role through the signaling pathways of MAPK, P13K-Akt and PRKC, reflecting the advantages of the treatment of activating blood circulation and detoxification of tra¬ditional Chinese medicine in anti-atherosclerosis.
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Anxiety and depression are common comorbidities of coronary heart disease and are considered as independent risk factors in addition to traditional cardiovascular risk factors. Anxiety，depression and other mental abnormalities belong to the category of "depressive syndrome" of traditional Chinese medicine，which can lead to stasis of blood due to the lack of Qi flow. "Blood stasis" involves abnormal blood rheology， vascular endothelial dysfunction， chronic inflammatory response， abnormal lipid metabolism and other comprehensive pathological changes， and is the core pathogenesis of coronary heart disease in traditional Chinese medicine. "Depressive syndrome"can aggravate the development of coronary heart disease by promoting blood stasis in multiple ways. Prescriptions and herbs of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis can have a clinical effect by promoting blood circulation （improving physiological functions） and removing blood stasis （eliminating pathological changes）. In clinical practice， strengthening the screening of the mental and psychological status of patients with coronary heart disease and providing early and effective psychological interventions and combined Chinese and Western medicine drug treatment can significantly improve the clinical symptoms and prognosis of patients. This article was the first to put forward the academic view of "stasis caused by depression" for the first time，and discuss the modern biological research progress of "depression" in Chinese medicine that promotes blood stasis and aggravates coronary heart disease，in order to provide a basis for the subsequent development of Chinese medicine in the prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease. The aim is to provide a theoretical basis for the subsequent systematic research on the prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease with emotional abnormalities in Chinese medicine.
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OBJECTIVE@#To determine the optimum staining condition of tea solutions on bovine incisors in vitro, by comparing the color stability of tooth surface of different concentrations of tea solutions and methods on bovine incisors in vitro.@*METHODS@#Twenty bovine incisors with color surface A1 were chosen, then randomly divided into 4 groups (n=10). Group 1: soaked with 2% tea solution continuously for 6 days; group 2: soaked with 2% tea solution for 6 days, but changed fresh tea solution everyday; group 3: soaked with 1% tea solution continuously for 6 days; group 4: soaked with 1% tea solution for 6 days but fresh tea solution changed every day. After 6 days of staining, the surface color (Δ E value) of all the samples were measured with crystal eye. After brushing 30 times with toothbrushes, the color of bovine incisors were measured again. Then the samples were soaked in artificial saliva at 37 ° C, and Δ E value was measured for 14 days.@*RESULTS@#After staining for 6 days, the Δ E values of the 2% tea solution groups were better than those of the 1% groups (20.21 vs. 16.44, 24.09 vs. 19.22, P<0.05); the groups with the same tea solution concentration, a better result was observed for the group soaked with daily fresh tea solution than for the group that experienced continuous staining (24.09 vs. 20.21, 19.22 vs. 16.44, P<0.05). Groups 1 and 2 were selected for subsequent brushing experiments. The color of both groups became lighter after brushing, and a better result was observed for the continuous staining group than for the group stained in daily fresh solution (3.06 vs. 9.51, P<0.05). The samples with better coloring effect soaked with 2% tea solution continuously for 6 days were put into artificial saliva for 14 days. There was not any significant change in coloring at the end of the first two days (1.51 vs. 1.51, P>0.05), and the color was visibly lighter after the third day (1.51 vs. 5.89, P<0.05), and no further significant change was observed until the 14th day (5.81 vs.5.89, P>0.05), which was darker coloring than that of the pre-staining group.@*CONCLUSION@#Continuous staining on bovine incisors with 2% tea solution with subsequent soaking in artificial saliva resulted in consistent coloring from day 3 to day 14, and this method could be used as an ideal model for teeth staining in vitro.