Chinese medicine treatment of respiratory syncytial virus infection in experimental analysis of progress.doc

Chinese medicine treatment of respiratory syncytial virus infection in experimental analysis of progress [Abstract] vivo and in vitro according to different research approaches, in recent years, Chinese medicine treatment of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV infection due to review the research progress, the prospects for future research. That links should be strengthened anti-viral and immunological mechanisms of in order to develop antiviral against RSV infection, the drugs enhance the body resistance to diseases, thus generating new Chinese medicine theory to guide the clinical treatment of RSV. [Keywords:] respiratory syncytial virus, experimental research, literature review RSV (Respiratory syncytial virus, RSV) is the cause of lower respiratory tract infection in infants and young children the most important pathogens that can cause bronchitis, bronchiolitis, respiratory syncytial virus pneumonia and other diseases, can still induce allergies and asthma [1 - 2], some frail heart failure patients in critical conditions can occur even in children can cause death, serious harm to infant health, Western medicine is no safe and effective vaccines and drugs to control [3]. Chinese medicine in the anti-RSV infection has unique advantages, a number of clinical studies confirm its efficacy significantly related to further explain the mechanism and the development of safe and effective drug against RSV infection of great significance. this far as medical treatment in recent years experimental study of RSV infection are summarized below. 1 in vitro 1.1 Study of single herbal medicine 1.1.1 Experimental Study of drug active ingredients Leung Wing flu [4] observed that anthraquinone compounds on RSV induced cytopathic (CPE) inhibition, confirmed its inhibitory effect on RSV obvious dose-response relationship, confirmed by RAA in human laryngeal carcinoma cells (Hep | 2 in the inhibition of RSV have. Zhangfeng Mei et al [5] observed by cell culture antiv