蓝宝石:Gupta和Jachak药用植物硅研究前步骤分析指南(蓝宝石:草药硅研究和评价的系统评估和前步骤协议)

Q3 Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics
Prashant Gupta , Sanjay M. Jachak , Akash Dey , Rashmi Sahu , Anjana CS , Galib R
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摘要

几十年来,计算研究已经深入到药用植物研究领域,这主要是由新兴的制药工业寻求利用植物的药理潜力所推动的。尽管取得了进步,但由于没有既定的指导方针来简化这一过程,在确定对初步硅分析至关重要的植物化学物质方面仍然存在挑战。目的本研究旨在为药用植物的芯片研究提供基础指南,以填补这一空白。方法:通过对PubMed的综合文献综述,我们研究了植物化学分析的当前趋势,从而制定了初步的14组分清单。随后,来自天然产物研究、植物化学和生物信息学领域的专家进行了焦点小组讨论。FGD的建议和见解已纳入最后的核对表。结果在综合查阅文献和FGD后,将14项检查表细化为8项检查表。本指南旨在提高药用植物化学鉴定和后续计算研究的效率和准确性。这一完善的清单不仅旨在标准化这一关键的前期步骤,而且还促进了一种更系统的方法来对基于植物的治疗进行计算探索。
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SAPPHIRE: Gupta and Jachak guideline for a Pre-Step analysis of medicinal plants for In Silico research (SAPPHIRE: Systematic assessment and Pre step protocol for herbal in silico research and evaluation)

SAPPHIRE: Gupta and Jachak guideline for a Pre-Step analysis of medicinal plants for In Silico research (SAPPHIRE: Systematic assessment and Pre step protocol for herbal in silico research and evaluation)

Background

For decades, computational studies have delved into the realm of medicinal plant research, significantly propelled by the burgeoning pharmaceutical industry's quest to harness plants' pharmacological potentials. Despite advancements, challenges persist in identifying phytochemicals crucial for preliminary in silico analyses, as there areno established guidelines to streamline this process.

Purpose

This study aims to fill this gap by developing a foundational guideline for in silico studies targeting medicinal plants.

Methods

Through a comprehensive literature review on PubMed, we examined current trends in phytochemical analysis, leading to the development of a preliminary fourteen-component checklist. Subsequently a focus group discussion (FGD) was conducted with field experts from Natural product research, Phytochemistry and Bio informatics. The suggestions and insights from the FGD were incorporated into the final checklist.

Results

After the comprehensive review of literature and the FGD, the Fourteen item checklist was refined into an eight-item checklist. This guideline was designed to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of phytochemical identification and the subsequent computational study of medicinal plants.

Conclusions

This refined checklist not only aims to standardize this crucial pre-step but also fosters a more systematic approach to the computational exploration of plant-based therapeutics.
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Phytomedicine Plus
Phytomedicine Plus Medicine-Complementary and Alternative Medicine
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