Anti-Inflammatory Effects of the Herbal Combination Sambiloto-Ginger-Turmeric (SIJAKUN)

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-1-2024

Abstract

Herbal medicines are currently widely used, both in developing and developed countries. Herbal medicines with combinations of ingredients have complex chemical compositions, so identification of therapeutic effects is needed to support the use of these drugs in clinical decisions. The study aims to identify the therapeutic effects of the herbal medicine Sambiloto-Ginger-Turmeric (SIJAKUN) using in silico. A search for secondary metabolites in Sijakun was obtained from the KnapSack database, and then treatment predictions were carried out using WAY2DRUGPASS. After that, pharmacokinetic analysis was carried out using SwissADME. Protein targets that can interact with SIJAKUN using STITCH DB and SEA targets. Hypergeometric Test with Multiple Testing Correction Benjamini-Hochberg False Discovery Rate (FDR) was used as a statistical test. The combination of herbal medicine SIJAKUN has dominant properties as an anti-inflammatory and P53 stimulant via the JUN/AP-1 pathway. SIJAKUN meets the pharmacokinetic criteria to be used as a drug. However, it is less effective for absorption in the intestine. SIJAKUN can be used as an anti-inflammatory and anti-apoptosis drug, but laboratory tests and further research are needed regarding drug preparations to increase absorption in the intestine. © 2024 by SPC (Sami Publishing Company).

Keywords

Anti-inflammatory properties, In silico analysis, JUN/AP-1 pathway, Pharmacokinetic criteria, Sambiloto-ginger-turmeric (SIJAKUN)

Divisions

ocean

Publication Title

Journal of Medicinal and Chemical Sciences

Volume

7

Issue

4

Publisher

Sami Publishing Company

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