This study was conducted to investigate the effects of extracts of 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs on bacterial diarrhea, and to guide the clinical treatment of the disease. The inhibitory effects of the extracts of the 4 ...This study was conducted to investigate the effects of extracts of 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs on bacterial diarrhea, and to guide the clinical treatment of the disease. The inhibitory effects of the extracts of the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs, Veronica ciliate Fisch, Usnea diffracta Vain, Sophoraflavescens var. flavescens, Lamiophlomis rotata （ Benth. ） Kudo on 14 common diarrheagenic bacteria were detected by K-B diffusion method and micro-broth dilution method. Optimization was performed on prescriptions of the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs using orthogonal design software, and a mouse bacterial diarrhea model was established with a clinical isolate, Salmonella blegdam. According to the LD50 value of the optimal prescription of the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs, the established mouse bacterial diarrhea model was treated in 3 dose groups, i. e. , the high, middle and low dose groups （0. 060, 0. 030 and 0. 020 g/ml, respectively）. The results showed that the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs had very good inhibitory effects on most of the tested diarrheagenic bacteria, and among them, U. diffracta had better inhibitory effects on all the tested bacteria. The optimal prescription of the d Tibetan veterinary drugs （high dose, 0.06 g/ml） exhibited very good inhibitory effect on mouse diarrhea, indicating that the prescription has very good anti-diarrhea effect, which is beneficial to the clinical treatment of such disease and the development of Tibetan veterinary drugs.展开更多
基金Supported by the Science and Technology Training Plan Project of Sichuan Province(2016KZ0007)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universitiesof Southwest University for Nationalities(2017NZYQN38)
文摘This study was conducted to investigate the effects of extracts of 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs on bacterial diarrhea, and to guide the clinical treatment of the disease. The inhibitory effects of the extracts of the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs, Veronica ciliate Fisch, Usnea diffracta Vain, Sophoraflavescens var. flavescens, Lamiophlomis rotata （ Benth. ） Kudo on 14 common diarrheagenic bacteria were detected by K-B diffusion method and micro-broth dilution method. Optimization was performed on prescriptions of the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs using orthogonal design software, and a mouse bacterial diarrhea model was established with a clinical isolate, Salmonella blegdam. According to the LD50 value of the optimal prescription of the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs, the established mouse bacterial diarrhea model was treated in 3 dose groups, i. e. , the high, middle and low dose groups （0. 060, 0. 030 and 0. 020 g/ml, respectively）. The results showed that the 4 Tibetan veterinary drugs had very good inhibitory effects on most of the tested diarrheagenic bacteria, and among them, U. diffracta had better inhibitory effects on all the tested bacteria. The optimal prescription of the d Tibetan veterinary drugs （high dose, 0.06 g/ml） exhibited very good inhibitory effect on mouse diarrhea, indicating that the prescription has very good anti-diarrhea effect, which is beneficial to the clinical treatment of such disease and the development of Tibetan veterinary drugs.
