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Adnyana IKetut

Gewali MohanB

Soemardji AndrenusA

Wetwitayaklung Penpun

Otherこの論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました和漢医薬学総合研究所年報, 第34巻, 2008.03.31, Page 123-124othe

Adnyana, IKetut

Soemardji, AndrenusA

Gewali, MohanB

Wetwitayaklung, Penpun

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外国人客員部客員教授 Visiting Professor 客員教授 Visiting Professor 客員教授 Visiting Professor 客員准教授 Visiting Associate Professor 客員准教授 Visiting Associate Professor く〉研究目的Division of Visiting Professors I Ketut Adnyana (Ph.D.) Institute Teknologi Bandung (/TB), Indonesia (Apr. 1～Jun.30ラ2007)Andreanus A. Soemar司ji(Ph.D.) Institute Teknologi Bαndung (/TB), Indonesia (July 2～Sept. 28ラ2007)Mohan B. Gewali (Ph.D.) Tribhuvan Uniνersity, Nepal (Nov.2～Mar. 31, 2008) Penpun Wetwitayaklung (Ph.D.) Silpαkorn Universiかp Thαiland (May 1～Jun.30,2007) Tanomjit Supavita Prince of Songkla UniversityラThailand民族薬物に関する文献学的・生薬学的情報の整理と分析及び民族薬物に関する化学的・薬理学的研究を遂行する。。研究概要本年度は，インドネシア，タイ，ネパーノレの伝統薬物の専門家を招鴨し，ジャムー薬物の薬理活性，タイ生薬のデータベースや規格化，ならびにネノ《ールの伝統薬物の実際と勝臓痛に有用な薬物の探索等についての研究を行なった。以下に研究概要を示した口I ) Evaluation of Pharmacological Efficacy of Jamu Medicine: By Assoc. Prof. I Ketut Adnyana & Prof. Andreanus A. Soemardji Jαmu is a general term of Indonesian traditional medicine that is based on empirical data and people’s experiences. Almost every area or island in Indonesia possesses its own traditional way of using Jamu. Therefore, systematic documentation of the pharmacological indications of Jamu is a complicated process. These empirical data on Jamu can be called ethnopharmacological or Field-pharmacological data, and are different from Experiment聞pharmacologicaldata. Fortunately, many researchers have studied the phytochemical profiles and pharmacological properties of Jamu formulas, whether as a component plant or the whole Jamu formula. The present work is the continuation of the book written by Prof. Suwi司jiyoPramono“Jamu in Indonesian daily life and industry’＇. In this second part of the book, we explored the pharmacological aspect of Indonesian medicinal plants as components of Jamu formulas, providing a rational explanation for the use of Jamu. I）γraditional Medical Practices in Nepal: By Prof. Mohan B. Gewali A handbook on Traditional Medical Practices in Nepal is on progress. The book will introduce Scholarly medical systems (AyurvedaラTibetanmedicine and Homeopathy）ラFolkmedicine, Faith healing systems and -123 Medicinal plant biodiversity conservation and utilization. As a part of the book writing, a chapter on Folk medicine from Manang is nearing to completion. In this chapterラ91medicinal plants used in Manang folk medicine, their principal chemical constituents and biological activities are described. m) Screening of selected Himalayan conifers for their preferential cytotoxicity against human pancreatic cancer PANC-1 cell line under nutrient deprived condition: By Prof. Mohan B. Gewali Himalyan conifers serve as folk medicines in Nepal and they find mention in the Nepali medicinal plant related book called Nighantu. Leaves, bark and wood of two Himalayan conifers, Taxus wallichiana and Abies spectabilis, were collected from the foot hils of the Himalayas. Ethanolic extracts of these two medicinal plants will be subjected to preferential cytotoxicity test on pancreatic cel line under nutrient-deprived condition. Should the cytotoxicity experiment prove to be successful, search for bioactive constituents from these plants will be investigated. IV) Database construction for standardization of Thai traditional crude drugs: By Assoc. Prof. P. Wetwitayaklung, Basic study for standardization of Thai traditional crude dugs : By Assoc. Prof. T. Supavita Standard information referring to scientific and traditional data on Thai traditional crude drugs which had been collected and catalogued in the Museum of Materia Medica has been established for constructing a database. The inventory is reorganized to confirm the total of 362 items, which include 351 drugs of plant origin, one each of animal and mineral origin. Revision on some previously identified plant drugs is made. く＞ Seminars1）“Antidiabetic Activities and Safety Profiles of Ethanol Extract of Luffa acutangula L.”［By Assoc. Prof. I Ketut Adnyana, Institute of Natural Medicine, University of Toyama, June 19, 2007] 2）“Marinda citrifol却し LeavesDecoction as a Herbal Medicine for Worm Infection Therapy”［By Pro王Andreanus A. Soemardji, Institute of Natural Medicine, University of Toyama, Aug. 24, 2007] 3）“Nepalese Natural Medicinal Resources: Scope and Opportunities" [By Prof. Mohan B. Gewali, Institute of Natural MedicineラUniversityof Toyama, Nov. 20, 2007] く＞ Book“EVALUATION OF PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFICACY OF JAMU MEDICINE" [Author: Assoc. Prof. I Ketut Adnyana and Prof. Andreanus A. Soem訂正lji:published by Institute of Natural Medicine, University of Toyama, Feb.し2008]124-

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