The medicinal effects of Chinese material medica (CMM) come from multicomponent compounds, so quality control methods can’t always determine the holistic fingerprints of samples.
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Identification of TCM Materia Medica Using FTIR
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Workflow for Qualitative Identification of Donkey-Hide Gelatin
Donkey-hide gelatin (Asini Corii Colla), also known as Ejiao in Chinese, is a popular gelatinous Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) derived from a complex extraction procedure.
Oleanlic Acid and Ursonic Acid Analysis of Chaenomelis Fructus by LC-UV
Chaenomeles refers to the fruit of the Chinese flowering quince, called mugua (wood fruit). This plant is in the rose family, and is the source of other fruits commonly used in Chinese medicine.
Qualitative Identification of Tortoise-Shell Glue Using LC/MS/MS
Tortoise-shell glue (Testudinis Carapacis ET Plastri Colla), an important and valuable type of animal-derived Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), is made from the dorsal and ventral shells of tortoises.
Chlorogenic Acid Analysis in Children Throat-Reliever Granule by LC-UV
Children’s throat-reliever granules (Xiaoer Yanbian Keli) are a traditional Chinese formulated medicine, comprised of the Lonicera Japonica herbal plant.
An LC/MS/MS Method to Analyze Aristolochic Acid in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Aristolochic acids are a group of nitrophenanthrene carboxylic acids that are associated with renal toxicity and carcinogenicity.
Characteristic Components Analysis in Lonicerae Japonica Flos by LC-UV
Lonicera Japonica Flos (Chinese phonetic name: Jinyin-hua) is a popular and commonly used Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for treating inflammation and infectious diseases.
Achieving 21 CFR Part 11 Compliance with SimplicityChrom CDS
Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) is the Section of the United States government Rules and Regulations document that outlines rules associated with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).