Deconstructing the relationship between prescriptions and patterns under network image-number thinking: reflection on technological innovation from Chinese original thinking
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Deconstructing the relationship between prescriptions and patterns under network image-number thinking: reflection on technological innovation from Chinese original thinking
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Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 47, Issue 10, Pages: 1367-1375(2024)
作者机构:
中国中医科学院中医临床基础医学研究所 北京 100700
作者简介:
Prof. WANG Yongyan, Chief Physician, Doctoral Supervisor, Member of the China Central Institute for Culture and History, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering.No.16, Nanxiaojie Road, Dongzhimennei Nanxiaojie Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100700. E-mail: wangyongyan@sina.cn
基金信息:
National Social Science Foundation of China(21&ZD349)
LIU Jun, GUAN Shuang, WANG Zhong, et al. Deconstructing the relationship between prescriptions and patterns under network image-number thinking: reflection on technological innovation from Chinese original thinking[J]. Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2024, 47(10): 1367-1375.
DOI:
LIU Jun, GUAN Shuang, WANG Zhong, et al. Deconstructing the relationship between prescriptions and patterns under network image-number thinking: reflection on technological innovation from Chinese original thinking[J]. Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2024, 47(10): 1367-1375.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.10.006.
Deconstructing the relationship between prescriptions and patterns under network image-number thinking: reflection on technological innovation from Chinese original thinking增强出版
The occurrence and development of the pattern stem from the intricate interactions among specific biological molecular networks. Thus
broadening the perspective beyond a single molecular factor and investigating the intricate interconnections among molecular network targets across various levels within complex biological systems is essential when exploring the relationship between prescriptions and their corresponding patterns. This article integrates traditional Chinese image-number thinking with modern quantitative analysis
using qualitative " network image thinking" to innovatively apply numerical method in modular pharmacological analysis. This approach explores the connections between macro-level manifestations of complex biological systems and micro-level molecular network features
aiming to elucidate the correlations between prescriptions and patterns across different levels. An original method system of " network image-number thinking" in traditional Chinese medicine was established to systematically reveal the laws and mechanisms underlying the interaction between prescriptions and the human body. The " network image-number thinking" proposed in this paper has multiple core characteristics: it reflects the dialectical unity of " mutual reliance between image and number" and shows the multi-dimensional hierarchy
sequentiality
self-organization
and the emergence of the network system. This paper also elucidates the fundamental features of functional dynamism—which is characterized by the " ease of constant evolution" —and self-regulation
marked by " harmony and symbiosis" within complex network systems. Furthermore
we promote the practicality and superiority of using " network image-number thinking" to guide the module pharmacology when studying the relationship between prescriptions and their corresponding patterns. This thinking method framework provides a novel perspective for developing module pharmacology
effectively highlighting the leading role of original thinking in modern research on traditional Chinese medicine and moving towards a new unified medical system.
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