Protective Effects of Traditional Herbal Formulas on Cisplatin-Induced Nephrotoxicity in Renal Epithelial Cells via Antioxidant and Antiapoptotic Properties

Table 1

Medicinal herbs consisting of polyherbal formulas used.

	Herbal components
BJ	Angelica gigas root (0.6 g), Astragalus root (1.9 g), Atractylodes rhizome (R.) white (1.3 g), Bupleurum root (0.4 g), Cimicifuga R. (0.4 g), Citrus unshiu peel (0.6 g), ginseng (1.3 g), and Glycyrrhiza (1.3 g)
OR	Alisma R. (1.7 g), Atractylodes R. (1.0 g), Cinnamomi cortex (0.7 g), Chuling (1.0 g), and Hoelen (1.0 g)
PJ	Alisma R. (11.1 mg), Cinnamomi Ramulus (3.7 mg), Cornus fruit (14.8 mg), Dioscorea R. (14.8 mg), Hoelen (11.1 mg), moutan root bark (11.1 mg), Pulvis aconiti tuberis purificatum (3.7 mg), and steamed Rehmannia root (29.7 mg)
WR	Alisma R. (1.0 g), AR (1.0 g), Atractylodes R. white (1.0 g), Chuling (1.0 g), Cinnamomi ramulus (0.8 g), Citrus unshiu peel (1.0 g), Ginger (0.7 g), Glycyrrhiza (0.7 g), Hoelen (1.0 g), jujube (1.0 g), Magnolia bark (1.0 g), and peony root (1.0 g)

Amounts of main herbal components for Bojungikki-tang (BJ), Oryeong-san (OR), Palmijihwang-tang (PJ), and Wiryeong-tang (WR) are indicated.