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- The study aimed to set quality standards for oil-processed Radix Angelica sinensis, a medicinal herb.
- It involved traditional identification techniques, Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC), and testing methods outlined in the 2005 China Pharmacopoeia to assess key components like water, ash, and extract.
- The results established a reliable multicomponent quantitative method, confirming that the quality control standards are precise, organized, and effective for this herbal product.*
Article Abstract
Objective: To establish the quality standard of oil-processed Radix Angelica sinensis.
Methods: Combined traditional identification, TLC and fingerprints of wine-processed Radix Angelica sinensis to control quality of oil-processed Radix Angelica sinensis. And referring to China Pharmacopoeia of 2005 edition, water, ash, and extract were also detected.
Results: The content of water, total ash, extract representatively was 7.30%, 8.70% and 50.9%. Eleven fingerprint peaks were defined, The eleven common peaks were appointed as fingerprint peaks by analyzing 14 representative samples, all the fingerprint peaks were quantified grounded on the peak of Ferulic acid. and quantified rested on the peak of ferulic acid.
Conclusion: A multicomponent quantitative method for oil-processed Radix Angelica sinensis is established. The established method is feasible. The quality control standards of the oil-processed Radix Angelica sinensis is normative, systematic and accurate.
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