According to the Chinese Pharmacopoeia(2020 edition), Eupolyphaga Steleophaga is prepared from female Eupolyphaga sinensis. To explore the quality difference between male and female E. sinensis, the present study determined indexes in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, anticoagulant activity, and content of primary metabolites, amino acids, and trace elements in male and female E. sinensis before and after sexual maturity. The results showed that the content of ash, water, extract, and aflatoxin of the larvae and female adults of E. sinensis met the Chinese Pharmacopoeia standards, while the content of ash and extract of male adults failed to meet the standards. After sexual maturity, the content of water-soluble proteins, crude fat, and extract of female E. sinensis was higher than that of the other three groups(P<0.05). Although the content of total protein, total amino acid(TAA), essential amino acid(EAA), non-essential amino acid(NEAA), branched-chain amino acid(BCAA), functional amino acid(FAA), and delicious amino acid(DAA) of male adults was higher than that of the other groups(P<0.05), the anticoagulant activity was the weakest(P<0.05). Before sexual maturity, the content of Fe in E. sinensis larvae was significantly higher than that in adults(P<0.05). The content of K and Mg in female larvae was the highest, while the content of Ca was the lowest(P<0.05). The content of Cu in male adults was higher than that in the other three groups(P<0.05). In conclusion, except for male adults, the larvae and female adults of E. sinensis meet the Chinese Pharmacopoeia standards. There is no difference in the internal quality of male and female E. sinensis larvae. It is recommended to collect female adults as much as possible. Male adults are rich in proteins and amino acids with high fibrinolytic activities, which can be developed in the future.
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