Exploring Pharmacological Mechanisms of Xuefu Zhuyu Decoction in the Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury via a Network Pharmacology Approach

Table 1

Comparison of molecular properties among the Jun, Chen, and Zuo-Shi herbs.

INDEX	MW	nHdon	nHacc	AlogP	OB	DL
	(mean ± SD)	(mean ± SD)	(mean ± SD)	(mean ± SD)	(mean ± SD)	(mean ± SD)
Jun herbs	380.28 (94.23)	2.65 (2.26)	5.11 (3.21)	3.37 (4.36)	55.59 (23.91)	0.49 (0.18)
Chen herbs	381.80 (91.60)	2.18 (1.95)	5.5 (3.47)	3.14 (3.15)	45.64 (13.27)	0.53 (0.23)
Zuo-shi herbs	357.45 (88.22)	2.61 (1.60)	5.6 (2.49)	3.44 (1.85)	48.77 (15.05)	0.44 (0.19)

OB, oral bioavailability; MW, molecular weight; DL, drug-likeness; AlogP, partition coefficient between octanol and water; nHacc, number of hydrogen-bond acceptors; nHdon, number of hydrogen-bond donors.