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Comparison of Intestinal Absorption Characteristics of Rubus multibracteatus Extract in Normal and Inflammatory Pain Model Rats by Peristalsis-Intestinal Perfusion Model
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    • Comparison of Intestinal Absorption Characteristics of Rubus multibracteatus Extract in Normal and Inflammatory Pain Model Rats by Peristalsis-Intestinal Perfusion Model

    • “New progress has been made in the study of the intestinal absorption characteristics of 11 active ingredients in Da Wu Pao extract. Researchers have established an in vivo intestinal circulation perfusion model and explored the mechanism of the influence of inflammatory pain pathological status on intestinal absorption process, opening up new directions for the in vivo process research of active ingredients in traditional Chinese medicine.”
    • ZHANG Shichao , ZHANG Qing , JIN Yang , CHEN Siying , MA Zhijie , LIAO Jian , HUANG Jing , GONG Zipeng
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Pages: 1-10(2026)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20260808     

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    • Revised：2026-05-13 ，

      Accepted：18 May 2026 ，

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