Using the pulp of Annona squamosa L.as the raw material,polysaccharides were extracted using ultrasonicassisted hot water extraction,with polysaccharide yield as the response variable.The effects of four factors on ex...Using the pulp of Annona squamosa L.as the raw material,polysaccharides were extracted using ultrasonicassisted hot water extraction,with polysaccharide yield as the response variable.The effects of four factors on extraction efficiency were investigated,and the extraction process was optimized using an orthogonal experimental design.The monosaccharide composition of the polysaccharides was analyzed using ion chromatography(IC).The antioxidant activity was evaluated through DPPH radical scavenging,hydroxyl radical(·OH)scavenging,and ferric reducing antioxidant power(FRAP)assays.Additionally,Franz diffusion cells were used to conduct in vitro transdermal absorption experiments,measuring cumulative permeation and calculating permeation kinetics parameters.The results showed that under optimized extraction conditions,the polysaccharide yield was 50.57%±0.02%.Ion chromatography analysis revealed that the main monosaccharide components were arabinose(0.6%),glucose(40.5%),and fructose(58.9%).Antioxidant evaluation indicated that with the addition of 80μL of the extract,the DPPH radical scavenging rate reached 94.13%±0.81%;with 600μL,the hydroxyl radical scavenging rate was 93.33%±0.92%,and the FRAP value was(38.07±1.30)mmol/L.Transdermal absorption experiments demonstrated that the skin retention rates of the polysaccharide aqueous extract at 75%and 100%concentrations were 4.65%±1.52%and 12.37%±2.14%,respectively,with 12 h cumulative permeation rates of 57.43%±1.08%and 74.24%±0.74%.Kinetic analysis of transdermal absorption showed that the process followed zero-order kinetics,indicating a constant release rate under steady-state conditions,consistent with Fick’s diffusion law.This study systematically combined optimization of polysaccharide aqueous extraction,monosaccharide composition analysis,antioxidant activity evaluation,and transdermal permeation performance analysis.It revealed the bioactive properties and potential applications of Annona squamosa L.polysaccharides,particularly in the fields of antioxidant activity and transdermal permeation.The findings provide essential data to support the development of functional products based on Annona squamosa L.polysaccharides.展开更多
Oats, frequently incorporated into skincare formulations for their anti-inflammatory, moisturizing, and barrier-repairing properties, may present an overlooked risk to individuals with celiac disease, particularly whe...Oats, frequently incorporated into skincare formulations for their anti-inflammatory, moisturizing, and barrier-repairing properties, may present an overlooked risk to individuals with celiac disease, particularly when applied to compromised skin. Although pure oats are inherently gluten-free, the widespread contamination with gluten-containing grains like wheat, barley, or rye during agricultural and processing stages introduces the potential for gluten exposure through topical application. This raises important questions about whether gluten proteins, when applied to damaged skin, might penetrate the epidermal barrier and contribute to immune responses in genetically predisposed celiac patients, given that even minute amounts of gluten can trigger systemic symptoms. Emerging evidence suggests that transdermal absorption of gluten peptides through impaired skin integrity might bypass the gastrointestinal route, yet the precise mechanisms and clinical significance of this pathway remain poorly understood. The role of compromised skin in facilitating gluten absorption and the possible activation of CD4+ T-cells, mimicking gastrointestinal pathways, warrants further investigation. Additionally, the ability of gluten peptides to reach deeper dermal layers and potentially enter the systemic circulation remains speculative, though theoretically possible in severely disrupted skin barriers. Without clinical and molecular studies to determine the risk of topical gluten exposure, particularly in celiac patients with skin injuries, there remains a potential for undetected immune activation and subsequent adverse health outcomes in this sensitive population.展开更多
In order to increase the skin retention of HPR(Hydroxypinacone Retinoate),a novel high oil-contained HPR transfersome WL-HPR1130 was prepared.Conventional essence containing HPR was used as the control group,WL-HPR113...In order to increase the skin retention of HPR(Hydroxypinacone Retinoate),a novel high oil-contained HPR transfersome WL-HPR1130 was prepared.Conventional essence containing HPR was used as the control group,WL-HPR1130 essence was used as the experimental group,the skin retention of HPR were determined respectively.The anti-wrinkle efficacy of WL-HPR1130 essence was evaluated at the same time.The retention of HPR was 11.40μg/cm2 in the experimental group and 1.41μg/cm2 in the control group,which was 8.08 times higher than the control group.The wrinkles and fine lines were significantly reduced and smoothed after 2 and 4 weeks by experimental group sample.The average length,width and depth of wrinkles were decreased by 14.26%,18.31%,7.17%after 2 weeks,and were decreased by 29.39%,38.25%,8.60%after 4 weeks.The average length,width and depth of fine lines were decreased by 22.35%,12.60%,8.00%after 2 weeks,and were decreased by 27.10%,20.24%and 15.90%after 4 weeks,which has a significant visual changes.WLHPR1130,a novel high oil-contained HPR transfersome formulation,can significantly increase the retention of HPR in the skin.And the WL-HPR1130 essence have remarkable anti-wrinkle and smooth fine lines effects.展开更多
文摘Using the pulp of Annona squamosa L.as the raw material,polysaccharides were extracted using ultrasonicassisted hot water extraction,with polysaccharide yield as the response variable.The effects of four factors on extraction efficiency were investigated,and the extraction process was optimized using an orthogonal experimental design.The monosaccharide composition of the polysaccharides was analyzed using ion chromatography(IC).The antioxidant activity was evaluated through DPPH radical scavenging,hydroxyl radical(·OH)scavenging,and ferric reducing antioxidant power(FRAP)assays.Additionally,Franz diffusion cells were used to conduct in vitro transdermal absorption experiments,measuring cumulative permeation and calculating permeation kinetics parameters.The results showed that under optimized extraction conditions,the polysaccharide yield was 50.57%±0.02%.Ion chromatography analysis revealed that the main monosaccharide components were arabinose(0.6%),glucose(40.5%),and fructose(58.9%).Antioxidant evaluation indicated that with the addition of 80μL of the extract,the DPPH radical scavenging rate reached 94.13%±0.81%;with 600μL,the hydroxyl radical scavenging rate was 93.33%±0.92%,and the FRAP value was(38.07±1.30)mmol/L.Transdermal absorption experiments demonstrated that the skin retention rates of the polysaccharide aqueous extract at 75%and 100%concentrations were 4.65%±1.52%and 12.37%±2.14%,respectively,with 12 h cumulative permeation rates of 57.43%±1.08%and 74.24%±0.74%.Kinetic analysis of transdermal absorption showed that the process followed zero-order kinetics,indicating a constant release rate under steady-state conditions,consistent with Fick’s diffusion law.This study systematically combined optimization of polysaccharide aqueous extraction,monosaccharide composition analysis,antioxidant activity evaluation,and transdermal permeation performance analysis.It revealed the bioactive properties and potential applications of Annona squamosa L.polysaccharides,particularly in the fields of antioxidant activity and transdermal permeation.The findings provide essential data to support the development of functional products based on Annona squamosa L.polysaccharides.
文摘Oats, frequently incorporated into skincare formulations for their anti-inflammatory, moisturizing, and barrier-repairing properties, may present an overlooked risk to individuals with celiac disease, particularly when applied to compromised skin. Although pure oats are inherently gluten-free, the widespread contamination with gluten-containing grains like wheat, barley, or rye during agricultural and processing stages introduces the potential for gluten exposure through topical application. This raises important questions about whether gluten proteins, when applied to damaged skin, might penetrate the epidermal barrier and contribute to immune responses in genetically predisposed celiac patients, given that even minute amounts of gluten can trigger systemic symptoms. Emerging evidence suggests that transdermal absorption of gluten peptides through impaired skin integrity might bypass the gastrointestinal route, yet the precise mechanisms and clinical significance of this pathway remain poorly understood. The role of compromised skin in facilitating gluten absorption and the possible activation of CD4+ T-cells, mimicking gastrointestinal pathways, warrants further investigation. Additionally, the ability of gluten peptides to reach deeper dermal layers and potentially enter the systemic circulation remains speculative, though theoretically possible in severely disrupted skin barriers. Without clinical and molecular studies to determine the risk of topical gluten exposure, particularly in celiac patients with skin injuries, there remains a potential for undetected immune activation and subsequent adverse health outcomes in this sensitive population.
文摘In order to increase the skin retention of HPR(Hydroxypinacone Retinoate),a novel high oil-contained HPR transfersome WL-HPR1130 was prepared.Conventional essence containing HPR was used as the control group,WL-HPR1130 essence was used as the experimental group,the skin retention of HPR were determined respectively.The anti-wrinkle efficacy of WL-HPR1130 essence was evaluated at the same time.The retention of HPR was 11.40μg/cm2 in the experimental group and 1.41μg/cm2 in the control group,which was 8.08 times higher than the control group.The wrinkles and fine lines were significantly reduced and smoothed after 2 and 4 weeks by experimental group sample.The average length,width and depth of wrinkles were decreased by 14.26%,18.31%,7.17%after 2 weeks,and were decreased by 29.39%,38.25%,8.60%after 4 weeks.The average length,width and depth of fine lines were decreased by 22.35%,12.60%,8.00%after 2 weeks,and were decreased by 27.10%,20.24%and 15.90%after 4 weeks,which has a significant visual changes.WLHPR1130,a novel high oil-contained HPR transfersome formulation,can significantly increase the retention of HPR in the skin.And the WL-HPR1130 essence have remarkable anti-wrinkle and smooth fine lines effects.
