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Objective:To study the transdermal characteristics of myrrh essential oil and its percutaneous penetration enhancement for ibuprofen. Methods:The content of ibuprofen was determined by HPLC. Ibuprofen was used as the model drug and mouse skin was used as the permeation barrier in vitro. The transdermal properties of myrrh essential oil and its effect on percutaneous absorption of ibuprofen were investigated using Franz diffusion cells. Results:Without myrrh essential oil or with 1%, 2% and 3% myrrh essential oil, the cumulative transdermal penetration amount in 12h of ibuprofen in vitro was (0. 427 05 ± 0. 069 82), (0. 315 04 ± 0. 032 24), (0.230 50 ±0.031 14) and (0.181 34 ±0.053 70) mg·cm-2, with Jss of(0.031 4 ±0.005 7), (0.020 8 ±0.002 8), (0.017 2 ±0.001 6) and (0.013 9 ±0.003 4) mg·(cm2·h) -1, respectively. Conclusion: Myrrh essential oil shows no transdermal en-hancement for ibuprofen in vitro, to the contrary, it shows inhibitory effect with positive correlation to the concentration.
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Objective:To explore the association of the genes GSTM1 and GSTT1 with oligozoospermia infertility.Methods:PCR technique was used to analyze the GSTM1 and GSTT1 genes polymorphisms in 75 with oligospermia infertility and 36 healthy individuals of Zhuang population from Guangxi Baise area,and then the possibility function of GSTM1 and GSTT1 genes in human oligozoospermia were studied.Results:Analyses of the polymorphisms in GSTM1 and GSTT1 genes showed that GSTM1 defect or combined defects of both GSTM1 and GSTT1 was found more frequent in patients with infertile oligospermia than in the healthy control.Conclusion:GSTM1 and GSTT1 genes may have modulating effects on human spermatogenesis,whose mechanism needs further studies.