Effect of Flavanoidal Rich Novel Vesicular Cream on the Cellular Components of Skin Against UV Irradiation
Received Date: Oct 03, 2017 / Accepted Date: Feb 12, 2018 / Published Date: Feb 21, 2018
Abstract
Skin cancer is a progressive disease which causes degradation of ECM components that leads to inflammation of skin, formation of wrinkles, epidermal hyperplasia and disturbances in the dermal collagen and elastin bundles. Exposure of UV radiation causes release of various enzymes and chemicals mediators which acts as a marker in the detection of cellular degeneration. MMP-1 and TNF-α are markers of cell damage by UV irradiation. Since skin cancer hampers the normal cellular functions, the property of the skin to rejuvenate and replenish itself gets destroyed. We, in our study have put forward an approach to treat the UV radiation caused skin cancer naturally by formulating novel vesicular cream of Aloe vera. The novel vesicle selected was ethosomes because of their good skin penetration property. Aloe vera is used as the phytosources because of its proven ability in treating skin complications. Through our study we have tried to prove the successful encapsulating efficacy of ethosomes particularly for herbal extracts and its skin targeting potentials. Aloe vera extract incorporated ethosomes were developed as cream formulations whose efficacy was established through different skin parameters in vitro and in vivo.
Keywords: Ethosomes; Extracellular Matrix; Aloe vera; Collagen; Herbal formulation; Biological oxidative damage
Citation: Kaur CD, Gupta A, Saraf S (2018) Effect of Flavanoidal Rich Novel Vesicular Cream on the Cellular Components of Skin Against UV Irradiation. J Cancer Diagn 3: 113. Doi: 10.4172/2476-2253.1000113
Copyright: © 2018 Kaur CD, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
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