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YAKHAK HOEJI (약학회지)

The Pharmaceutical Society of Korea

  • Bimonthly
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  • 0377-9556(pISSN)
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  • 2383-9457(eISSN)

Domain

  • Health Sciences ＞ Development of Pharmaceutical

Aim & Scope

Yakhak Hoeji is an official domestic journal of the Pharmaceutical Society of Korea and has been published since 1948. Yakhak Hoeji is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to all areas of pharmaceutical sciences including basic, translational, clinical, and pharmacy-related social studies. This journal aims to represent the academic output on pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice to build an academic exchange platform among pharmaceutical scientists, researchers, and pharmacists so that the readers could update the recent scientific knowledge and academic trends, ultimately leading to further development on the pharmaceutical sciences. Manuscripts will be considered for publication on the condition that the results reported are based on research works that has not been published elsewhere in any journal.

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Volume 14 Issue 3_4

  1. 신국현;이은방;우원식 45
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    Anti-infalmmatory action of p-methoxycinnamic acid (p-MCA) was investigated. p-MCA showed a significant decrease in carrageenin and acetic acid induced edema of the rat hind paw, and increased capillary permeability by anaphylaxis and chemical mediators of pontamine sky blue in the mouse peritoneal cavity. It, however, showed only weak inhibitory effect on cotton pellet-induced granuloma formation of the rat.
  2. 정보섭;정원근;김중협;천문우 51
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    Alcohol extracts of six plant namely Coix agrestis L$_{OUREIRO}$, Chloranthus Japonicus (Siebi) N$_{AKAI}$, Ajuga Spectabilis N$_{AKAI}$, Juglans mandsuria Max., Cirsium Macki var Ussuriense $K_{ITA}$ and Sasamorpha Purpurascense (Hack) N$_{AKAI}$ were subjected to the screening tests for anti-tumor activities against SN-36 Leukemia, Sarcoma 180 and Ehrlich ascites carcinoma. Of the six extracts, Ajuga Spectabilis N$_{AKAI}$ and Coix agrestis L$_{OUREIRO}$ were found to be potential in survival effect of tumor transplanted mice.