| Studies on toxic substances of Gingko leaves inducing contact dermatitis in rabbit |
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Byeong-kirl Baek1, Byeong-su Kim1, Sun-hee Kim2, Byung-zun Ahn2 |
1College of Veterinary Medicine, Chunbuk National University
2College of Pharmacy, Chungnam National University |
| 은행엽(銀杏葉)의 가토(家兎) 피부(皮膚) 접촉성염증(接觸性炎症) 유발(誘發) 독성물질(毒成物質)에 관(關)한 연구(硏究) |
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백병걸1, 김병수1, 김선희2, 안병준2 |
1전북대학교 수의과대학 생체안전성연구소
2충남대학교 약학대학 |
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| Abstract |
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Gingko biloba is one of the oldest trees on earth. It can be traced 300 million years or more into past. In recent years, this tree has become increasingly popular because of its longevity. Amount of comsumption of Gingko leaves in Korea is increased to produce drugs for blood circulating system's disorder. The workers who work at the company of product drug with Gingko leaves complain pruritus at belt position of west, however toxic substance from extracts of Gingko biloba was carried out to determine what kind of the toxic substance from extract could induce a contact dermatitis by means of histopathological study. Dried leaves of Korean G. biloba were exhaustively extracted with chloroform. The aqueous chloroform residue was extracted with hexane. After evaporation, the hexane extract was passed through a silica gel column chromatography, it was separated into 9 fractions by means of gradient solvent (benzene: acetone/ 98~93 : 2~7%). The 4th and 7th fraction were idendified as bilibol and gingkolic acid by silica gel thin layer chromatography and NMR spectrophotometer. The 4th and 7th fractions of Korean Gingko leaves have an irritant substances which can be induced ear swelling and increased thickness of stratum cornium of rabbit ear exposed with the fractions (3 time/3 day, $100{mu}l$ of 50mg/ml ethyl alcohol). In the 4th fraction, the substance have induced the surface of ear to swell and mass of unknown cell like inflammatory cell were infiltrated within the stratum corneum, and the 7th fraction have the surface of ear to loss the hairs, and sebaceous gland and follicle of hair were infiltrated with inflammatory cells. and other fractions at all did not induced a certain contact dermatitis and also Deutschen drug of Gingko (named as Gerigeron) have induced the contact dermatitis such as dematitis of Korean Gingko extract. |
| Key Words:
Gingko biloba, contact dermatitis, chromatography, bilobol, gingkolic acid |
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