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KMID : 1149220220300030205
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Korean Journal of Oriental Medical Prescription
2022 Volume.30 No. 3 p.205 ~ p.210
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The initial for herbalomics; using "in silico" experiment.
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Kim Hong-Man
Ko Dong-Gun
Park Sun-Dong
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Abstract
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Conventional pharmacology has followed the notion of the reductionist ‘single target selective drug paradigm’. Network pharmacology has made conventional pharmacology newer while meeting the challenges of this era. Conventional pharmacological methods have not solved the problems of Korean Medicine. For this reason, Network pharmaco- logy needs urgently and desperately for Korean medicine research. However, the information on drug interactions in herbal medicines is complex and less known. There are still some hurdles before network pharmacology emerges, one factor which constitutes Korean medicine research. There is a need to look for solutions other than inheriting the network pharmacology to solve problems that Korean medicine has before. The way of 'in silico' research should be the best to meet this challenge. With the help of ‘in silico’ research, there might have been emerged new findings of experimental data in Korean Medicine. If 'herbalomics' has been close to foundation through the 'in silico' method, it will contribute to the formation of modern Korean medicine and, simultaneously, come to a foundation for revitalizing exchanges with orthodox Western medicine. Eventually, it ends with a significant profitable and healthy result for the patients.
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KEYWORD
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network pharmacology, in silico, -omics, herbalomics
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