Application of some magnetic nanocompounds in the protection against sun radiation
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Abstract
The protective effect of some magnetic nanocompounds against prolonged exposure to UV radiation was investigated. Research was carried in white mice whose auricles (ears) were treated with magnetic nanocompounds in various concentrations. After 8 h of exposure, small auricular fragments from treated and control animals were prepared for cytohistological studies. In animals treated with magnetic nanocompounds, no erythema or other UV-induced changes were noticed. The magnetic nanoparticles thus were UV protective and might be useful as a sunscreen.
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OpenAlex topics: Collagen: Extraction and Characterization · Skin Protection and Aging · Silk-based biomaterials and applications
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