Introduction: Pathologies of hair growth can be psychologically distressing but they are poorly controlled. Hormones and paracrine factors regulate the hair follicle and its associated glands. However, our understanding of their mechanisms is limited, restricting the development of new treatments for hair disorders. Therefore better treatments for hair loss disorders are required. Some plant extracts are believed to have effect on hair growth. Urtica Cannabina L and other are used traditionally as stimulators of human hair growth, but their effects on hair growth in vivo has not been studied yet. Goal: The aim of this study was to investigate the actual effects of those local plant extracts used as a traditional herbal treatment for hair loss, using in vivo mouse model; and to compare their effectiveness with the best medical treatment available. Material and methods: Effects of extracts from Urtica Cannabina L, and Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch both prepared separately and mixed at recommended concentrations. Experimental groups were compared with standard (positive control) and negative control groups. Shaved back of Balb/c mice (4 weeks old) were treated daily for 28 days (four groups, n=6 per group), and degree of their effectiveness was observed and compared with each other and with both of positive and negative control. Results: show that mixture of the two herbal extract have similar significant hair growth promotion effect compared with other groups and negative control. Therefore, extracts stimulates rodent pelage follicles in vivo, thus possible to use as promoter of hair growth. Keywords: Urtica Cannabina L, Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch, hair follicle, hair loss, mice.

BACKGROUND: Fourteen species of the genus Iris L is grown in Mongolia. Iris L has been in traditional Mongolia medicine for treatment of urinary and kidney disease. We investigated three species of Iris L such as Iris Bunge /Iris Bungei Maxim/, Iris Tigrida /Iris Tigrida Bge / and Iris lactea /Iris Lactea Pall/ which contains rich amount of biological active substances[1,2]. Urine was collected at tubes during 4 hours, since given experimental and standard preparations orally and compared with control group. As experimental results, the urine levels of treatments groups increased 1.13 fold (Iris Bunge), 1.8 fold (Iris Tigrida), 1.04 fold (Iris Lacteal) and 1.15 fold (Standard or Nefromon) compared with control groups. These results indicated the Iris Tigrida has shown diuretic effect more than other species of Iris L.\Z TOOLS AND METHODS: Adult Balb/c mice, each in the weight range of 20-28g, were obtained from the Vivarium, Drug research institute. The animals divided into five groups of four animals each and kept in cages and housed under standard conditions of temperature, humidity and dark light cycle (12h-12h). Diuretic activity was determined by the following methods of Trendelenburg et al (1980). Before experiment, all the animals received priming dose of 0.9% sodium chloride solution (0.3 ml/20g) and the treated groups were given 0.1ml/20g extracts of Iris L. The standard groups were given 0.1 ml/20g of “Nefromon. Immediately after respective treatments the animals were placed in metabolic cages and urine was collected in a measuring cylinder till 4 hours. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Results are shown in the ethanol extract of the whole plant of Iris Tigrida Bge at a dose of 0.1ml/20g observed diuresis during the 4 hours of the test (Tigrida Bge 1.0±0.37 ml versus control 0.55±009 ml, whereas in case of standard Nefromon the volume was found to be 0.63±0.08 ml, p<0.05). As experimental Iris L, results, urine levels of treatments groups increased 1.04 fold (Iris Bunge), 1.8 fold (Iris Tigrida), 1.05 fold (Iris Lacteal) and 1.15 fold (Standard or Nefromon) compared with control groups. These result, indicated the Iris Tigrida has shown diuretic effect more than other species of Iris L. These results indicated the Iris Tigrida has shown diuretic effect more than other species of Iris L. KEY WORDS: Diuretic, medicinal plants, Trendelenburg methods, flavonoids

Introduction: Constipation is not often regarded as a major therapeutic issue, but the use and abuse of laxatives by older people is highly prevalent. It is important for clinical to have an understanding of constipation to people, and of ways to improve laxative use. The laxatives most appropriate for older people include stimulants such as senna, bulking agents. Cassia acutifolia L and Rheum undalatum L have been used as a laxative drug in Asian traditional medicine for a long time. The pods and leaves contain antraquinone aglycons and antraquinone glycosides which are laxative form while rhein is a major component. The anti constipation ability of combinations of plant preparations consisting of Cassia acutifolia, Rheum Undalatum, Terminilia Chebula Retz, and soda were studied. Anti constipation drug set for LD50 samples of. The pharmacological experiments were done on 30 rat of wistar species weighing 200 -250 grams and 30 rabbits of Shinshilla species weighing 2000-2200 grams, 60 mouse of Balb/c species weighing 20-32 grams. The combinations of plant were given to experimental animals orally with the dose of convenient. The experimental results indicate that sample 1 compared to other samples dungy moisture to add the most during pathological induced anti constipation. Goal: The aim of study is determination anti constipation activity in plant preparations. Material and methods: Rheum undalatum L was collected from Medicinal botanical garden of Drug Research Institute in September of 2011. Cassia acutifolia, Terminilia Chebula and Soda were to be out from Monos food LLC in August of 2013. Maceration was chosen by suitable extraction method and optimal extragent was ethanol. Antraquinone was determined in evaporated extract of Cassia acutifolia, Rheum undalatum using the method by Russian Pharmacopeia. The pharmacological experiments were done on 30 rat of wistar species weighing 200 -250 grams and 30 rabbits of shinshilla species weighing 2000 -2200 grams, 60 mouse of Balb/c specie weighing 20 -32 grams. The combinations of plant were given to experimental animals orally with the dose of convenient. The experimental results indicate that sample 1 compared to other samples dungy moisture to add the most during pathological induced anti constipation. Result: Liquid extracts were obtained from Cassia acutifolia L, Rheum undalatum L with maceration method. Liquid extracts were evaporated on Vacuum rotor. Sample 1 was have anti constipation activity Keywords: Cassia acutifolia L, Rheum undalatum L, Terminilia Chebula Retz, salt, rabbits, rats, mice, and Constipation

Introduction: The development of a plant derived supplement with mild effects and reduced toxic and side effects for the treatment of respiratory disease is very crucial. Therefore we tested the cough suppressant effects of three plant preparations that are made from Thymus gobicus Tczern, Thermopsis lanceolata L, Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch and Vaccinium Vitis idea/, plants that are common in our country. Materials and Methods:The research was conducted in 2013-2014 at the Pharmacological Laboratory of the Drug Research Institute. The experiment was carried out on four groups of 20 guinea weighing 300-400 grams and the experimental condition of coughing was generated using the method of Ucelay et al. Result:The results of the study show that the combination 3 (Thymus gobicus Tczern, Thermopsis lanceolata L, Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisc, Vaccinium Vitis idea) had suppressed the most when compared to the other combinations.

Introduction: Achillea asiatiсa has been used in traditional medicine for one hundreds of years. Many compounds have been isolated from /Achillea asiatica/, including flavonoids, sesquiterpenes and essential oils. Salsola collina herb grows in Siberia, Baikal and Altai. It contains a variety of amino acids, flavonoids, glycosides, and vitamins. It has a positive effect on metabolism of fats in liver, regulates cholesterol and sugar in the blood and is recommended for weight reduction. Salsola collina is widely distributed in droughty and semi-droughty area, which is used as a kind of folk remedy in traditional Chinese and Mpngolian traditional medicine for treatment of hypertension and liver protectevity . Goal: The aim of study is to choose optimal extragent and determination liver protecting activity in Achillea asiatiсa, Salsola colina and to determine main substances in these herbals. Material and Methods: Achillea asiatiсa was collected from Dorgonot mountain Tuv province in June of 2012, Salsola colina were collected from Medicinal botanical garden of Drug Research Institute in August of 2012. Maceration was chosen by suitable extraction method and optimal extragent was ethanol. Flavonoids were determined in evaporated extract of Achillea asiatiсa, Salsola colina using the method by Mongolian National first Pharmacopeia. We use non line wistar rats, determination liver protecting activity biochemical analysis by Hospitex analyzer. Result: Liquid extracts were obtained from Achillea asiatiсa, Salsola colina with maceration method. Liquid extracts were evaporated on Vacuum rotor. The tehnological parameters of liquid extracts are the main important index to calculate the extragent correctly, to establish the material balance exactly, and to extract the process efficiently. 70% ethanol (1:10 sample/extragent) was determined by optimal extragent for Achillea asiatiсa, 80% ethanol (1:10) for Salsola colina. Achillea asiatiсa, Salsola colina were have liver protecting activity. Conclusion: Some technological parameters of liquid extract were determined such as optimal extragent and the effective extracting method of Achillea asiatiсa, Salsola colina. As the result of determining these parameters, it has much practical significant for establishing the technological condition to extract the biological activity compounds completely from their plants. Key words: Achillea asiatiсa, Salsola collina, technological pharameters, flavonoid, anthraquinons, liver protecting activity