The Application of High Throughput Microarrays in the Screening Active Ingredients of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Qing Shan Liu; Wei Wei Zhang; Xu Li; Shu Juan Zhuang; Xiao Ying Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.998-999.346

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The Application of High Throughput Microarrays in the Screening Active Ingredients of Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The accurate detection of traditional Chinese medicine is significant for diagnosis, treatment and control for disease. There is an urgent need for the development of a rapid, simple, and accurate detection method. The high throughput microarray is recommended for use in all researches including those involving rare samples and expensive reagents. Due to the complexity of Chinese medicines interference and multi-target, multi-component, the advantages that sensitivity, reproducibility, and specificity of high-throughput microarrays make it become one of the effective research tools.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 998-999)

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Qing Shan Liu, Wei Wei Zhang, Xu Li, Shu Juan Zhuang, Xiao Ying Yin*

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