Analysis on medication regularity and action mechanism of Tibetan medicine in treatment of spleen and stomach diseases based on data mining and integrated pharmacology.
10.19540/j.cnki.cjcmm.20180419.009
- Author:
Dong-Zhi GONGBAO
1
;
Qing-Fang LUO
1
;
Yang-Yang YU
1
;
Dang-Zhi WENCHENG
1
;
Shang-Yu ZENG
1
;
Chen-Lei GANGHUAN
1
;
Yi ZHANG
1
Author Information
1. College of Ethnic Medicine, Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine， Chengdu 611137, China.
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Tibetan medicine;
data mining;
integrated pharmacology;
prescription rule of drug use;
spleen and stomach disease
- From:
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica
2018;43(16):3368-3375
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
To explore the medication regularity of Tibetan medicine in the treatment of spleen and stomach diseases, analyze the potential drug targets and interactions of the prescriptions, and reveal the mechanism of Tibetan medicine in the treatment of spleen and stomach diseases. The prescriptions in Tibetan medicine for treatment of spleen and stomach diseases were collected, and Traditional Chinese Medicine Inheritance Support System (TCMISS) was used to analyze the association rules between the herbs and discover the core herbs and new prescriptions. The integrated pharmacology platform V1.0 software was used to construct "herb-compound-target" network and investigate the interactions between various herbs and related pathways of Tibetan medicine Wuwei Shiliu powder in the treatment of spleen and stomach diseases. Among the 216 prescriptions of Tibetan medicine in the treatment of spleen and stomach diseases, pomegranate seed was used at a highest frequency (118 times), followed by white cardamom (107 times) and comatose (107 times). 12 new prescriptions were evolved by using the association rules (support>=34%, confidence>=0.85). 5 242 related drug targets and 20 related pathways were obtained from classic formula Wuwei Shiliu Powder (FDR<0.01). It was proposed that Tibetan medicine treatment for spleen and stomach diseases was mainly based on proliferation of "stomach fire" and the main drugs were for regulating Qi-flowing for strengthening spleen. The mechanism may be associated with regulation of digestive juice secretion, proton pump, mitochondria, regulation of intestinal digestion and immunity, the body's immunity to microorganisms function and other multiple targets and pathways to achieve the joint intervention.
