Network Pharmacology to Identify the Pharmacological Mechanisms of a Traditional Chinese Medicine Derived from Trachelospermum jasminoides in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis

25 August 2020 : Laboratory Research

Tao Jiang^12ACDEF, Bo Kong^1ACDF, Wei Yan^1BF, Changgui Wu^1BF, Min Jiang^2AEG*, Xing Xu^2AEG, Xiaobing Xi^12AEG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.922639

Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e922639

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Table 1 Bioactive compounds of T. jasminoides.

No.	Molecule Name	OB (%)	DL
1	Apigenin	23.06	0.21
2	Arctiin	34.45	0.84
3	Chrysoeriol	35.85	0.27
4	Coronaridine	34.97	0.68
5	Cycloeucalenol	39.73	0.79
6	Emodin	24.4	0.24
7	Guaiaverin	29.65	0.7
8	Ibogain	50.52	0.63
9	Kaempferol	41.88	0.24
10	Luteolin	36.16	0.25
11	Luteolin-4′-O-β-D-glucoside	35.94	0.79
12	Matairesinoside	24.88	0.84
13	Norwogonin	39.4	0.21
14	Tabernaemontanine	58.67	0.61
15	Taxifolin	57.84	0.27
16	Tracheloside	40.19	0.81
17	Voacangine	46.76	0.78
18	α-Amyrenyl acetate	42.7	0.74

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