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RSF-1 overexpression determines cancer progression and drug resistance in cervical cancer
No full textA screening of growth inhibitory activity of Iranian medicinal plants on prostate cancer cell lines
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Mechanical stretch and chronotherapeutic techniques for progenitor cell transplantation and biomaterials
No full textA comparison of the effects of ENTONOX inhalation and spinal anesthesia on labor pain reduction and apgar score in vaginal delivery: a clinical trial study
No full textThe effectiveness of stress-management-based cognitive-behavioral treatments on anxiety sensitivity, positive and negative affect and hope
No full textDevelopment of broad spectrum mycosporine loaded sunscreen formulation from \u3ci\u3eUlva fasciata\u3c/i\u3e delile
No full textBa.ckground: Sunscreen formulations primarily offer protection against UV induced damages however nowadays it also maintains skin natural physiological conditions. Current global market is flooded with numerous sunscreen products which offer protection to skin against several UV induced damages. However most of these sunscreen formulations offers narrow spectrum protection against UV and also suffer from stability as well as toxicity related issues.
Methods: Present work aims to isolate mycosporine amino acid (Mgy) from green alga namelyUlva fasciata (U. fasciata)and study its sunscreen potential against widely used domestic marketed formulation. Stability evaluations were also performed for almost 90 days.
Results: Results demonstrated that the isolated compound, mycosporine glycine (Mgy) preserved physicochemical properties of the product and offered good stability for all formulations throughout the experimental period. Furthermore, Mgy loaded carbopol gel showed better sunscreen protection against marketed formulation in a concentration dependent manner. (7.709).
Conclusion: (6.806) Novel Myg loaded gel was proved to demonstrate several quality characteristics that may unlock new prospects for the production of more efficient, safe, and economic skin-care products
The contributions of the tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase-1 genotypes to triple negative breast cancer risk
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