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    Lowering Cholesterol Natural

    Products Drug Development

    Leonardus B.S. Kardono

    University of Indonesia, July 14, 2013

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    INTRODUCTION

    Cardiovascular diseases are the leading

    cause of death in Indonesia where one of

    the common pathological substrate

    underlying this process is atherosclerosis.

    The OxLDL plays a key role in the

    initiation and progression of

    atherosclerosis (Ross, 1993). One of thepotentially atherogenic properties of

    OxLDL is its cytotoxicity to the cells of the

    artery wall

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    INTRODUCTION

    Statins remain the first-line therapy for

    preventing atherosclerotic cardiovascular

    diseases, but undesirable side effects have

    received much attention (Rosenson, 2004),however, some of them showed the

    disadvantages, such as being hepatotoxic and

    increased the blood sugar level. So the search

    for new and safe antiatherosclerotic drugs hasprompted researchers to investigate the efficacy

    of natural products (Wang et al., 2006).

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    SEARCH FOR LOWERING

    CHOLESTEROL

    Search from Marine and Terrestrial Natural Products

    (Medicinal Plants (Jamu), Jelly Fishes or Fermented

    Microbes)

    In the past mostly was conducted using animal model,

    classical pharmacology.

    Anticholesterol activity was evaluated in the laboratory or

    by anticholesterol kits.

    Some were studied in silico (Computer aided drug

    design)

    Currently the search is studied through molecular

    biology, such as, using enzyme of Hydroxy methyl

    glutaryl Co A inhibitory evaluation.

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    Various Herbs Reported Active

    for Lowering ChelsterolCurcuma xanthorrh iza Roxb.

    The first useful anti cholesterol herb to be

    discussed is Curcuma spp.

    Our liver makes cholesterol as needed. If

    we consume foods high in saturated fats,

    the liver produces LDL cholesterol, which

    is harmful to us. Curcuma rhizomes

    extract works by limiting the production of

    LDL cholesterol via a compound known as

    curcumin, xanthorrhizol.

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    Capsicum

    Capsicum is a well known spicy herb

    commonly used in much more than just

    chili. Its stimulating properties have the

    ability to increase blood flow as well assluggish circulation along with it.

    Researchers have determined that this

    herb has been shown to lower both highcholesterol and high blood pressure.

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    Garlic

    Garlic is another herb that has been used forcenturies in the treatment of many illnesses due

    to its high content of sulfur compounds. It

    contains roughly four times that of other

    vegetables - cauliflower, onion and broccoli, alsohigh in sulfur. It keeps cholesterol levels in

    balance by lowering LDL cholesterol levels, and

    at the same time raising HDL cholesterol.

    Garlic is a great herb. Indeed, besides being a

    useful anti cholesterol herb, it has countless

    other health benefits.

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    Chinese Red Yeast Rice Extract

    Researchers have proven that monacolin,an ingredient in red yeast rice, has the

    ability to inhibit cholesterol production by

    halting enzymes in the liver responsible forproducing it.

    Ginger

    One more of the anti cholesterol herbs isginger, which helps to raise HDL

    cholesterol as well as reduce both

    triglyceride and overall cholesterol levels.

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    GARCINIA MANGOSTANA

    -Mangostin sustains the cardiac mechanic

    activities and decrease infarc area , prevent

    the decrease of cardiac ATP and phospho

    creatinine level in muscle cardiac

    reperfusion. The xanthone protective effectis related to oxidative stress. n -Mangostin

    prevents the protein oxidation induced by

    reperfusion ulcer, lipid peroxidation(malondialdehyde and 4-hydroxynonenal

    content)and the decrease of glutation.

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    Heterobasidiomycetes (jelly

    fungi) and Other Mushrooms

    Auricular ia aur icula

    Auricular ia po lytr icha (Hirneola

    polytricha)

    Tremella fuciformi

    Termitomyces eurrhizus

    Some of the active compounds are beta-

    glucan

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    O PEK BOK NIE (PREVENTING THE ARTERI

    BLOCKING DUE TO CHOLESTEROL )

    Auricular ia po lytr icha/Aur icular ia

    auricu la (Jamur hitam putih/Jamur

    Kuping) : 45 Gram

    Ang Cho (Red Fruits): 10 fruitsSliced Ginger: 8 sliced (2mm thickness)

    Meat (non fat): 60 Gram (optional ?)

    Water : 8 Glass After washed thoroughly, boiled all

    materials up 2 glasses, taken twice a

    day (early in the morning and night).

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    SAINTIFICATION OF JAMU FOR HEALTH CARE

    RESEARCH SERVICES

    Hiperglicemia

    Hiper-tension

    Hiperuricemia

    Hipercholestrolemia

    Implementation 2012

    Osteo Arthritis

    Anti-obesity

    Anti-dispepsia

    Anti-haemorrhoid

    Breast Cancer

    Hepatoprotector

    Imunomodulator

    AsmaCervical Cancer

    Dermatitis alergy

    Common cold

    AphrodisiacAnemia

    Prostate Cancer

    Implementation (2013-

    2014)

    Implementation (2011)

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    RESEARCH BASED ON DEGENERATIVE

    DISEASES

    Obesity

    Formula based on Guazuma

    ulmifoliaand Kaempferia

    rotunda

    Diabetes Hyper-lipidemia

    Hyper

    uricaemia Atherosclerosis

    andcardiovascular

    ArthritisImprovement for

    Senility

    Formula based on

    Andrographis

    paniculata

    Formula based on Curmua

    xanthorrhiza

    Formula based on

    Stelecocarpus

    burahol

    Formula based on

    Artocarpus altilis

    Formula based on Nicolaia

    speciosa and Zingiberis

    rhizomes

    Formula based on Centella

    asiatica

    ImmuneResponse

    Pandanus

    conozoides

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    Current Jamu Generic Preparation

    Androgaphis paniculata, Tinospora crispa,Sonchus arvensis, (for Diabetes)

    Caesalpinia sappan, Stelechocarpus burahol, (for

    Hyperurecemia) Muraya paniculata, Guazuma ulmifolia, Curcuma

    domestica, Curcuma xanthorhiza, (forHypercholesteroemia)

    Apium graviolens,Orthosiphon aristatus, Centelaasiatica (for Hypertension).

    The clinical observations showed that thesegeneric jamus are working well, although someimprovement are needed.

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    SEARCH ON ANTICHOLESTEROL FROM

    INDONESIAN FERMENTED RED YEAST

    Red yeast was purchased in Serpongmarket

    Solid State Fermentation resulted to the

    isolation of Lovastatin/Monacolin and otherderivatives.

    Further work on Anticholesterol Lovastatin

    derived into Dehydrolovastatin.

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    INTERACTIONLovastatin and HMG-CoA Reductase

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    Interaction of Subnstrate (ball)with HMG-CoA reductase Active site

    (wire string)

    Interaction of Dehydrolovastatin i(grey wire string)

    with HMG-CoA reductase Active site

    (dark wire string)

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    QSAR ANALYSIS USING HyperChem 7.0

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    Treatment30 Wistar rats were divieded into 5 groups.

    Group I = Normal Control

    Group II = Induced High Cholestrol RatsGroup III = Simvastatin (7,2 mg/200 g bw rat)

    Group IV = Dehydrolovastatin 7,2 mg/200 g bw rat)

    Group V = Dehydrolovastatin 14,4 mg/200 g bw rat)

    ANTICHOLESTEROL EVALUATION

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    Cholesterol Total(mg/dl)

    Triglyceride(mg/dl)

    HDL

    LDL(mg/dl)

    106.29

    172.53

    102.28 103.85 94.79

    0.00

    20.00

    40.00

    60.00

    80.00

    100.00

    120.00

    140.00

    160.00

    180.00

    1 2 3 4 5

    Kelompok

    1

    1. Normal Control, 2. Cholesterol Induced, 3.Simvastatin 7,2 mg/200 gbb/day, 4.Dehidrolovastatin 7.2 mg/200 g bb/day, 5. Dehidrolovastatin14.4 mg/200 g bb/day,

    ANTICHOLESTEROL EVALUATION

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    Anticholesterol Evaluation Activity Results

    Antikolesterol Dehydrolovastin and SimvastatinEvaluation

    Parameter

    Normal

    Control

    Hyperlipide

    mia

    Simvastatin

    (7,2 mg/200 gbb)

    Dehidrolovastatin

    (7,2 mg/200 g bb)

    Dehydrolovastatin

    (14,4 mg/200 g bb)

    Total

    Cholesterol

    (mg/dl)

    (%)

    111,7

    9156,66 112,03

    (28,49%)

    106,64

    (31,93 %)

    105,54

    (32,55 %)

    Triglyserides

    (mg/dl)

    (%)

    106,2

    9172,53 102,28

    (40,72%)

    103,85

    (40,0%)

    94,79

    (45,06%)LDL-

    Cholesterol

    (mg/dl)

    (%)

    32,34 72,99 30,23

    (58,58%)

    25,00

    (65,75%)

    28,77

    (60,58%)

    HDL-

    Cholesterol

    (mg/dl)

    (%)

    58,20 49,16 61,34

    (24,77%)

    60,87

    (23,82%)

    57,81

    (17,60%)

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    CONCLUSION

    Indonesia is rich on Natural Products for the development ofnew anticholesterol active compounds.

    Various studies were conducted using classicalpharmacology and biology molecular

    Dehydrolovastatin showed anticholesterol activity andincreased the HDL value in rodent experiment.

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