Table 2 Relationship between EPP and pharmacodynamic indices
From: Research progress on the ethanol precipitation process of traditional Chinese medicine
| Medicinal materials or compound preparations | The pharmacodynamic index changes after EPP | References |
|---|---|---|
| Wubie granule intermediates | No significant difference | [42] |
| Yanshuning compound | No significant difference | [43] |
| Zhuang Medicine Baijin granules | No significant difference | [44] |
| Dingtongning granules | No significant difference | [45] |
| Changkang granules | No significant difference | [46] |
| Eryan Huguo decoction | No significant difference | [47] |
| Xikebao decoction | No significant difference | [48] |
| Shenqi Sherong pills | No significant difference | [49] |
| Gualou-Xiebai extracts | Antioxidant activity was enhanced | [50] |
| Lidan Paidu prescription | No significant difference | [51] |
| Prunella vulgari | Anti-hypertensive effect was enhanced | [52] |
| Scutellariae radix extract | After EP twice, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory effects were weakened compared with EP once | [53] |
| Chimonobambusa quadrangularis | Antioxidant activity was enhanced | [54] |
| Guizhi Zhumian capsule | Sleep improvement function was reduced | [55] |