Safe botanical drug for treatment and prevention of influenza and increasing immune function
OwnerYaguang Liuinventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to new safe botanical drug, which is used for treatment and prevention of influenza and increasing immune function. Specifically, this invention provides a method for producing pure Banlangensu (PBLG), BLG's Polysaccharide and Isatin B.
Claims6
A safe botanical composition for treatment of influenza and increasing immune function comprising 30˜70% by weight of Polysacchatide of Isatis tinctora L, Isatis indigotica Fort or Baphica cusia Bremek and 30˜70% by weight of Isatin B.
A process for producing polysaccharides from Isatis tinctora L., Isatis indigotica Fort or Baphica cusia Bremek comprising:
- a) extracting the dried powder of the plant with hot water;
- b) filtering the extract;
- c) dialyzing the filtrate against running water though cellulose;
- d) concentrating the filtrate;
- e) adding ethanol to the concentrated filtrate to obtain a first precipitate;
- f) extracting said first precipitate with aqueous 0.4% sodium borate;
- g) collecting the residue of said extraction by centrifugation and dissolving the residue in water;
- h) acidifying the solution with acetic acid, dialyzing the solution against running water, and lyophilizing the solution to produce a first fraction;
- i) adding ethanol to the first fraction and collecting a second precipitate by centrifugation;
- j) dissolving said second precipitate in water and chromatographing said solution in a column of sepharose;
- k) eluting said column with water to produce a second and third fraction;
- l) adding ethanol to said second and third fractions to produce a third precipitate and collecting said third precipitate by centrifugation;
- m) drying said third precipitate by washing it with acetone followed by ether and further drying said third precipitate in a vacuum to produce the polysaccharides.
A process for producing Isatin B comprising:
- a) extracting the dried powder of a plant containing Isatin B with hot water;
- b) filtering the extract;
- c) dialyzing said filtrate against running water through cellulose;
- d) concentrating said filtrate;
- e) adding ethanol to said concentrated filtrate to obtain a first precipitate;
- f) extracting said first precipitate with aqueous 0.4% sodium borate;
- g) collecting the residue of said extraction by centrifugation and dissolving said residue in water;
- h) acidifying said solution with acetic acid, dialyzing said solution against running water and lyophilizing said solution to obtain a first fraction;
- i) adding ethanol to said first fraction to obtain a second precipitate and collecting said second precipitate by centrifugation;
- j) dissolving said second precipitate in water and chromatographing said solution in a column of sepharose;
- k) eluting said column with water to obtain a second and third fraction;
- l) precipitating said second and third fraction with ethanol to obtain a third precipitate and collecting said third precipitate by centrifugation;
- m) drying said third precipitate by washing with acetone followed by ether and further drying said third precipitate by vacuum to produce Isatin B.
A process for producing Isatin B comprising:
- a) extracting the dried powder of a plant containing Isatin B with hot water;
- b) filtering the extract;
- c) extracting said filtrate with methanol;
- d) obtaining a residue by recovering said methanol under reduced pressure;
- e) extracting said residue with chloroform;
- f) chromatographing said extract on silica gel using chloroform as the eluent;
- g) concentrating said eluate and rechromatographing said eluate on silica gel G using chloroform as the eluent;
- h) crystallizing lsatin B from said chloroform;
- i) recrystalizing Isatin B and drying Isatin B under vacuum.
A safe botanical composition for treatment of influenze and immune fraction comprising:
- a) polysaccharides from Isatis tinctora L., Isatis indigotica Fort or Baphica cusia Bremek wherein said polysaccharides are determined by electrophoresis and the spot was detected with the naphthol-sulfuric acid reagent;
- b) Isatin B wherein said Isatin B is determined by high pressure liquid chromatography.
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