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1 online resource (232 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- End User License Agreement -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- Dedication -- List of Contributors -- How to Protect Your Skin from Harmful Radiation -- Ali Raza Ishaq1,*, Tahira Younis2, Tahira Akbar2, Muhammad Asad Mangat2, Maliha Fatima3 and Dongbo Cai1 -- INTRODUCTION -- DETRIMENTAL EFFECT OF UV RAYS ON HUMAN SKIN -- UV-Induced Damaging Mechanisms -- Different Effects of UV-Irradiation on Human Skin -- UV-Induced Damage to Macromolecules of the Skin -- DNA Damage Induced by Direct Mechanism -- DNA Damage Induced by Indirect Mechanism |
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ROS-Induced Damage to Proteins -- UV-Induced Damage to Lipids -- Other Damaging Caused by UV Irradiation -- PHYSIOLOGICAL RELATION BETWEEN UVR-AGING -- SKIN PIGMENTATION -- NATURAL PRODUCTS ACT AS PHOTO-PROTECTIVE AGENTS -- Microbial Substances as Photoprotective Agents -- Bacteria and their Associated Products Use in Photoprotection -- Algae and its Associated Products in Photoprotection -- Fungi-Associated Product Use in Photoprotection -- Application of Whole Plant Extract -- Aloe Vera -- Pomegranate Extract -- Walnut -- Green Tea Extract -- Krameria Triandra -- Polypodium Leucotomos Extract |
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Luffa Cylindrica -- Portulaca Oleracea -- Terminalia Chebula -- Piper Longum -- Emblica Officinalis -- Crocus Sativus -- Peumusboldus Molina -- UV Protection by Botanical Extracts -- Phyto-Compounds for Skin Protection -- Anthocyanins -- Quercetin -- Genistein -- Apigenin -- Curcumin -- Silymarin -- Proanthocyanidin -- Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) -- Carotenoids -- Vitamin E -- Resveratrol -- Alpha Lipoic Acid -- Isothiocyanates -- Beta-Glucan -- Polyphenols -- Essential Fatty Acids -- Honokiol -- Sulforaphane -- Ginseng -- Propolis -- FUTURE DIRECTIONS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES |
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Natural Products and Burns: A Tough Case to Crack -- Samar Thiab1,*, Safa Daoud1, Rana Abutaima2, Muna Barakat1 and May Abu Taha1 -- INTRODUCTION -- Burn Healing Mechanism -- Historical Treatments of Burns -- Substances of Plant Origin -- Aloe Vera -- Areca Catechu -- Arnebia Euchroma -- Berberis -- Boswellia Carterii -- Centella Asiatica -- Cinnamomum Camphora -- Hypericum Perforatum -- Lawsonia Inermis Linn. -- Malva Sylvestris -- Myrtus Communis -- Olea Europaea -- Plantago Major -- Sesamum Indicum -- Melaleuca Alternifolia -- Substances of Animal Origin -- Honey -- Propolis |
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Substances of Fungal Origin -- Sacchachitin -- CONCLUDING REMARKS -- REFERENCES -- Wounds and Natural Remedies: A Long Way of Effective Treatment -- Gang Chen1, Xue Li1, Jingsong Yan1 and Ning Li1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE MECHANISM OF WOUNDING HEALING: A COMPLICATED AND SYNERGETIC PROCESS -- NATURAL REMEDIES IN WOUND HEALING: THE PERSPECTIVE OF TRADITIONAL APPLICATION AND MODERN SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES -- Traditional Natural Remedies -- Aloe Vera -- Propolis -- Leonurus -- Lawsonia Inermis -- Natural Products In Wound Healing -- Curcumin -- Asperosaponin VI -- Quercetin -- Kirenol |
| Summary |
Natural Products for Skin Diseases: A Treasure Trove for Dermatologic Therapy is an enlightening journey through the realm of natural remedies for various skin diseases. The editors have compiled information on effective and holistic treatment approaches that can be applied in clinical settings. This book brings diverse range of topics, including skin protection against harmful radiation, natural remedies for burns and wounds, management of skin pigmentation i |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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NEWLY EMERGING THERAPEUTIC TARGETS OF WOUND HEALING FOR NATURAL PRODUCTS |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
El-Shazly, Mohamed
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Fahmy, Nouran Mohammed
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| ISBN |
9789815179668 |
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9815179667 |
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