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dc.contributor.advisor沈立言
dc.contributor.authorHui-Chi Changen
dc.contributor.author張惠琦zh_TW
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dc.date.copyright2009-07-30
dc.date.issued2009
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dc.description.abstract根據2008年世界衛生組織(world health organization, WHO)最新的報告預估,憂鬱症將於2030年成為世界排名第一的高負擔疾病。雖然目前已研發出多種抗憂鬱藥物,但藥物治療卻伴隨著許多副作用,使病人的治療順從性不高。金針(Hemerocallis fulva L.),《說文解字》名為「忘憂」,《本草綱目》又名為「療愁」,顧名思義其為中國傳統食療之安神良方。近代研究發現,金針花具有極佳之抗氧化活性,且可幫助睡眠與增強記憶力;而其所含之重要黃酮類成分,芸香素(rutin)亦被發表具有抗憂鬱之功效。因此本研究以金針花乙醇萃取物及芸香素為素材,採用強迫游泳試驗及腦部單胺類神經傳導物質含量分析,來探討其抗憂鬱效果。結果顯示,不論是短期或是長期試驗,給予金針花乙醇萃取物與芸香素之組別在強迫游泳試驗中的不活動時間均明顯低於控制組,且游泳時間顯著性增加,掙扎時間則沒有統計差異(p < 0.05)。進一步分析單胺類神經傳導物質後發現,金針花乙醇萃取物及芸香素能有效增加腦部血清素、正腎上腺素與多巴胺的含量(p < 0.05)。尤其金針花乙醇萃取物對血清素的影響最為顯著,在長期試驗中,所有腦區均出現顯著增加的情形,其代謝速率更在杏仁核(40.0~60.7%)、海馬迴(30.0~47.9%)及紋狀體(18.3~40.7%)明顯降低,並以杏仁核之下降幅度最大。此外,根據攝食量及體重變化量之結果,發現金針花乙醇萃取物與芸香素並不會造成如fluoxetine所伴隨的副作用。綜合以上,證實金針花乙醇萃取物確實可透過調控血清素傳導系統達到抗憂鬱效果,並且不會造成食慾下降及體重減輕之副作用產生,而芸香素則為其重要的抗憂鬱活性成分。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractAccording to the prediction of 2008 WHO report, depression will be the worldwide No. 1 high burden disease by the year 2030. Although various antidepressants are commercially available, the accompanied side effects are not good for therapeutic compliance. Hemerocallis fulva L., also known as daylily, is traditionally used for soothing in Chinese dietary therapy. Recent researches discovered that daylily flowers containing potent antioxidative activity, and is good for improving sleep and memory. Rutin, a key flavonoid in daylily flowers, is also characterized as a candidate for antidepressant. In this study we investigated the antidepressant effects of ethanol extract of daylily flowers and rutin by forced swimming test and brain neurotransmitter content analysis. Our results showed that in both short term and long term test, the experimental groups of daylily flowers extract and rutin exhibited significantly reduction of immobility time in forced swimming test, and increased swimming time compared with the control group but not struggling time (p < 0.05). Further analysis on monoamines indicated that the daylily flowers extract and rutin could increase the contents of serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine in brain (p < 0.05). In long term test, the daylily flowers extract markedly increased serotonin in whole brain and reduced serotonin turnover rate in amygdala (40.0~60.7%), hippocampus (30.0~47.9%), and striatum (18.3~40.7%), especially in amygdala (p < 0.05). Additionally, we found that daylily flowers extract and rutin did not cause food intake disorder and body weight loss which are the side effects of fluoxetine. In conclusion, present data illustrated that ethanol extract of daylily flowers does have antidepressant like effects possibly via the regulation of serotonergic system and has no side effects of reduction in body weight and appetite. Moreover, rutin might be playing a very important role in the antidepressant like effects of ethanol extract of daylily flowers.en
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dc.description.tableofcontents中文摘要…I
英文摘要…II
目錄…III
表目錄…VI
圖目錄…VII
第一章、 前言…1
第二章、 文獻回顧…2
第一節、 憂鬱症…2
一、憂鬱症之研究重要性…2
二、憂鬱症之定義、診斷及症狀…4
三、憂鬱症的成因與單胺類神經傳導物質之作用…6
四、憂鬱症的藥物治療…11
五、抗憂鬱藥物之動物評估模式…13
第二節、金針花…15
一、簡介…15
二、金針花的栽培現況與加工技術…16
三、金針花之生理功效…20
四、金針花之化學組成…23
第三節、芸香素…28
一、簡介…28
二、芸香素之吸收與代謝…28
三、芸香素之副作用與毒性…29
四、芸香素之生理功效…29
第三章、研究目的…32
第四章、實驗架構…32
第一節、短期試驗架構…33
第二節、長期試驗架構…34
第五章、材料與方法…35
第一節、實驗材料…35
一、金針花…35
二、實驗藥品…35
三、實驗儀器設備…36
第二節、實驗方法…38
一、金針花乙醇萃取物之萃取方法…38
二、金針花乙醇萃取物之芸香素含量分析…40
三、樣品給予及動物飼養…40
四、強迫游泳試驗…44
五、腦部神經傳導物質含量分析…44
六、統計分析…45
第六章、實驗結果…46
第一節、金針花萃取結果…46
一、萃取率…46
二、金針花乙醇萃取物之芸香素含量分析…46
第二節、動物試驗結果…47
一、強迫游泳試驗結果…47
二、腦部神經傳導物質含量分析結果…48
三、動物攝食量及體重變化…50
第三節、結果圖表…51
第七章、討論…71
第一節、金針花萃取…71
第二節、強迫游泳試驗…73
第三節、腦部神經傳導物質含量分析…76
第四節、食慾及體重變化…80
第五節、芸香素之抗憂鬱效果綜合討論…81
第八章、 結論…83
第九章、 參考文獻…84
dc.language.isozh-TW
dc.subject金針花zh_TW
dc.subject強迫游泳試驗zh_TW
dc.subject芸香素zh_TW
dc.subject憂鬱症zh_TW
dc.subject血清素zh_TW
dc.subjectdaylily flowersen
dc.subjectforced swimming testen
dc.subjectrutinen
dc.subjectdepressionen
dc.subjectserotoninen
dc.title以強迫游泳試驗探討金針花乙醇萃取物之抗憂鬱效果zh_TW
dc.titleThe Antidepressant Effect of Ethanol Extract of Daylily Flowers Evaluated by Forced Swimming Testen
dc.typeThesis
dc.date.schoolyear97-2
dc.description.degree碩士
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee謝慶良,蘇冠賓,黃士懿,江文章
dc.subject.keyword金針花,血清素,憂鬱症,芸香素,強迫游泳試驗,zh_TW
dc.subject.keyworddaylily flowers,serotonin,depression,rutin,forced swimming test,en
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dc.date.accepted2009-07-27
dc.contributor.author-college生物資源暨農學院zh_TW
dc.contributor.author-dept食品科技研究所zh_TW
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