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Acute and Sub-chronic Toxicity of Indole Alkaloids Extract from Leaves of Alstonia scholaris (L.) R. Br. in Beagle Dogs 被引量:2
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作者 Yun-Li Zhao Min Su +7 位作者 Jian-Hua Shang Xia Wang Guang-Lei Bao Jia Ma Qing-Di Sun Fang Yuan Jing-Kun Wang Xiao-Dong Luo 《Natural Products and Bioprospecting》 CAS 2020年第4期209-220,共12页
Alstonia scholaris(L.)R.Br.,an evergreen tropical plant rich in indole alkaloids with significant physiological activity,is traditionally used to treat respiratory diseases in China.This study was conducted to establi... Alstonia scholaris(L.)R.Br.,an evergreen tropical plant rich in indole alkaloids with significant physiological activity,is traditionally used to treat respiratory diseases in China.This study was conducted to establish the toxicity profile of the alkaloid extract(TA)of A.scholaris leaves in non-rodents.After oral administration of a single dose(4 g/kg.bw),a num-ber of transient symptoms,such as unsteady gait,drooling,emesis,and reddening of peri-oral mucosa,were observed,but no treatment-related mortality.A sub-chronic toxicity study with a range of doses of TA(20,60 and 120 mg/kg.bw)was conducted for a 13-week treatment period,followed by 4-week recovery observation.Except for emesis and drooling in majority of animals in 120 mg/kg.bw treatment group,no clinical changes were observed in TA-treated animals.Data from electrocardiography,bone marrow,urine,fecal,hematology and clinical chemistry analyses were comparable between TA-treated and control animals.No significant differences in the relative organ weights and histopathological characteristics were evident between the TA-treated and control groups.Accordingly,the non-observed-adverse-effect-level(NOAEL)of TA was established as 120 mg/kg.bw.Our results add further knowledge to the safety database for indole alkaloid extracts from A.scholaris with potential utility as novel drug candidates. 展开更多
关键词 Alstonia scholaris Indole alkaloids Acute toxicity Sub-chronic toxicity Beagle dog Non-observed-adverse-effect-level
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Acute and Chronic Toxicity of Indole Alkaloids from Leaves of Alstonia scholaris (L.) R. Br. in Mice and Rats 被引量:1
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作者 Yun-Li Zhao Min Su +8 位作者 Jian-Hua Shang Xia Wang Guy Sedar Singor Njateng Guang-Lei Bao Jia Ma Qing-Di Sun Fang Yuan Jing-Kun Wang Xiao-Dong Luo 《Natural Products and Bioprospecting》 CAS 2020年第2期77-88,共12页
Alstonia scholaris(L.)R.Br.(Apocynaceae)is an evergreen tree that has been used to treat lung diseases.In this study,the toxicity profile of indole alkaloids from leaves of A.scholaris was investigated.In acute toxici... Alstonia scholaris(L.)R.Br.(Apocynaceae)is an evergreen tree that has been used to treat lung diseases.In this study,the toxicity profile of indole alkaloids from leaves of A.scholaris was investigated.In acute toxicity tests,mice were adminis-tered total alkaloids(TA)and five indole alkaloids.In a chronic toxicity test,rats were continuously administered TA(50,100,and 300 mg/kg bw)for 13 weeks,followed by a 4-week recovery.A single administration of TA affected the behavior of mice,and at 12.8 g/kg bw,prone position,shortness of breath,wheezing,and convulsion were observed.The half-lethal dose(LD50)in mice was 5.48 g/kg bw,almost 2740 times the clinical dose in humans.Among the five indole alkaloids,the maximum tolerance dose in mice ranged from 0.75 to 4 g/kg bw.The TA-treated rats did not die and showed no adverse effects or dose-dependent changes in weight or food and water consumption,despite fluctuations in hematological and bio-chemical parameters compared with historical data.Furthermore,both gross and histopathological observations revealed no abnormalities in any organ.With daily oral administration to rats,the non-observed-adverse-effect-level of TA was 100 mg/kg bw.The results indicate that TA is safe for clinical use. 展开更多
关键词 Alstonia scholaris Indole alkaloids Acute toxicity Chronic toxicity Non-observed-adverse-effect-level
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Genotoxicity and Safety Pharmacology Studies of Indole Alkaloids Extract from Leaves of Alstonia scholaris (L.) R. Br.
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作者 Yun-Li Zhao Min Su +7 位作者 Jian-Hua Shang Xia Wang Guang-Lei Bao Jia Ma Qing-Di Sun Fang Yuan Jing-Kun Wang Xiao-Dong Luo 《Natural Products and Bioprospecting》 CAS 2020年第3期119-129,共11页
Indole alkaloids extract(IAAS)was prepared from leaves of Alstonia scholaris(L.)R.Br.,an evergreen tropical plant widely distributed throughout the world.This plant has been used historically by the Dai ethnic people ... Indole alkaloids extract(IAAS)was prepared from leaves of Alstonia scholaris(L.)R.Br.,an evergreen tropical plant widely distributed throughout the world.This plant has been used historically by the Dai ethnic people of China to treat respiratory diseases.This study evaluated the genotoxicity and safety pharmacology of IAAS to support clinical use.The bacterial reverse mutation(Ames)test,in vitro mammalian chromosomal aberration test,and in vivo mammalian erythrocyte micronucleus(MN)test were performed to evaluate genotoxicity.Mice were administered IAAS(240,480,or 960 mg/kg bw)once orally to observe adverse central nervous system effects.Furthermore,beagle dogs were administered IAAS(10,30,60 mg/kg bw)once via the duodenum to evaluate its effects on the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.IAAS with or without S9-induced metabolic activation showed no genotoxicity in the Ames test up to 500μg/plate,in the mammalian chromosomal aberration test up to 710μg/mL,or in the MN test up to 800 mg/kg bw.No abnormal neurobehavioral effects were observed in mice following treatment with up to 960 mg/kg bw of IAAS.Moreover,blood pressure,heart rate,electrocardiogram parameters,and depth and rate of breathing in anesthetized beagle dogs did not differ among the IAAS doses or from the vehicle group.These data indicated that IAAS did not induce mutagenicity,clastogenicity,or genotoxicity,and no pharmaco-toxicological effects were observed in the respiratory,cardiovascular,or central nervous systems.Our results increased understanding of safety considerations associated with IAAS,and may indicate that IAAS is a possible drug candidate. 展开更多
关键词 Alstonia scholaris Indole alkaloids extract GENOTOXICITY Safety pharmacology MICE DOGS
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