ReviewChinese herbal medicines2026
Research progress of polysaccharide detection methods in traditional Chinese medicine.
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Abstract
In recent years, with the advancement of analytical technology and the development of molecular biology, the research of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) polysaccharides is becoming a new frontier and hot spot in life science research due to their effectiveness and non-toxicity. The quantitative determination of polysaccharides plays an extremely important role in the quality control of polysaccharide drugs. However, the structural complexities of natural polysaccharides present a major obstacle to their accurate quantification. The objective of this review is to provide a comprehensive guide for the accurate quantification of polysaccharides in TCM. In this paper, the quantitative methods of polysaccharides are divided into traditional quantitative methods and new methods, and summarized from the medicinal materials included in the
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