Objective: To explore the pharmacodyniamic action and the mechanism of action of the Maxingganshi decoction in acute lung injury rats in order to supply the pharmacology evidence to cure the SIRS-ALI of Maxingganshi decoction.

Methods: The study designed by orthogonal design. The SIRS-ALI model were Conseructed by the LPS intravenous injection and the effects of Maxingganshi decoction and it's different compatibilities to the SIRS-ALI model were observed. The experiments results were analvsised in order to reveal the compatibility rules of the Maxingganshi decocotion.

Results: Maxingganshi decocotion and its different compatibilities had good effects of prevention and cure the SIRS-ALI. The mechanism maybe concerned with the Maxingganshi decocotion can decrease the TNF-alpha and increase the IL-10. The experiments results also indicated that the action of the full formula was the best. The principal drug was the most important in the formula.

Conclusion: Maxingganshitang has a good effect in anti the ALI; the results indicat that the principal drug is the predominant therapeutic action in the formula ministerial drug. Adjuvant drug and messenger drug can strengthen pharmacodynamic action.

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