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Compatibility Mechanism of Mineral Medicine Os Draconis in Bupleuri Radix-containing Tri-herbal Medicines Based on Supramolecular Systems
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    • Compatibility Mechanism of Mineral Medicine Os Draconis in Bupleuri Radix-containing Tri-herbal Medicines Based on Supramolecular Systems

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    • “在中药配伍研究领域，专家通过超分子体系形成角度，探索了龙骨、柴胡、牡蛎角药配伍的作用。研究发现，共煎配伍后形成的纳米超分子体系粒径更小、分布更均匀、体系更稳定，有助于柴胡主要成分的溶出，其中含龙骨的配伍组贡献最大。”
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae   Vol. 30, Issue 14, Pages: 191-198(2024)

    • DOI：10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20240815    

      CLC： R284.2;R285;R289;R287;R22;R2-031;R33;R24

    • Published：20 July 2024，

      Published Online：17 May 2024，

      Received：19 April 2024，

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  • XING Zi,HOU Junling,ZHAO Yifan,et al.Compatibility Mechanism of Mineral Medicine Os Draconis in Bupleuri Radix-containing Tri-herbal Medicines Based on Supramolecular Systems[J].Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae,2024,30(14):191-198. DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20240815.

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