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Jeju adasi bitkilerinde elastaz ve Tirosinaz inhibitör aktivitesinin incelenmesi

Screening of elastase and tyrosinase inhibitory activity from Jeju Island plants

Nam Ho LEE
Chang Gu HYUN
Ji Young MOON
Eun Young YİM
Gwanpil SONG
Pages
41–53
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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In the anti-elastase inhibition assay, 3 extracts, including Aesculus turbinata, Taxillus yadoriki, and Cornus walteri, showed high inhibitory activity (inhibition concentration (IC)50

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Objective & Hypothesis:To identify new active cosmetics ingredients of natural origin, we screened 299 parts of 263 plant species collected from Jeju Island, the southernmost island of the Korean Peninsula.
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Conclusion & Impact:In the anti-elastase inhibition assay, 3 extracts, including Aesculus turbinata, Taxillus yadoriki, and Cornus walteri, showed high inhibitory activity (inhibition concentration (IC)50
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To identify new active cosmetics ingredients of natural origin, we screened 299 parts of 263 plant species collected from Jeju Island, the southernmost island of the Korean Peninsula. Plant parts were investigated for their elastase and tyrosinase inhibitory activity for the purpose of identifying anti-aging and skin-whitening ingredients with the potential for use as raw materials in cosmetics. In the anti-elastase inhibition assay, 3 extracts, including Aesculus turbinata, Taxillus yadoriki, and Cornus walteri, showed high inhibitory activity (inhibition concentration (IC)50

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Dogal kaynakli yeni aktif kozmetik içerikler belirlemek amaciyla, Kore Yarimadasinin en güneyinde bulunan Jeju Adasindan toplanan 263 bitkinin 299 kismi tarandi. Bitki kisimlari; kozmetik alaninda ham madde olarak kullanilma potansiyeli bakimindan, yaslanma önleyici ve ten beyazlatici içeriklerinin tanimlanmasi amaciyla, elastaz ve tirosinaz inhibitör aktiviteleri açisindan incelendi. Anti-elastaz inhibisyon incelemesinde, Aesculus turbinata, Taxillus yadoriki ve Cornus walteri dahil 3 özüt yüksek inhibisyon aktivitesi sergiledi (inhibisyon konsantrasyonu (IC)50

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LEE, N. H., HYUN, C. G., MOON, J. Y., YİM, E. Y., SONG, G. (2022). Jeju adasi bitkilerinde elastaz ve Tirosinaz inhibitör aktivitesinin incelenmesi. EurAsian Journal of BioSciences (elektronik), Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 4, 41–53. https://ajindex.com/articles/507096

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