© mibelle biochemistry, switzerland 2007 detoxophane activating the skin‘s detoxification system
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Mom was right: „Eat your vegetables, they are good for you!“
• Phytonutrients are plant chemicals reported to exert a specific effect on health or on amelioration of diseases
• Health benefits of vegetables: Lower risk for certain cancers, stroke, and high blood pressure
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The Vegetables of the Mustard Family
• Broccoli sprouts are now extreme popular as food supplements in the USA
• Vegetables of the mustard (Brassicaceae) family have been shown to be extremely healthy
• They contain a high concentration of sulforaphane
• Members of the Brassicaceae vegetables are broccoli, cauliflower, radishe, water and garden cress
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Garden Cress Sprouts: The Source for a New Cosmetic Ingredient
• Garden cress is a suitable form for sulforaphane for cosmetics
• Fresh sprouts are homogenized and extracted with water
• The extract is purified, concentrated and encapsulated into liposomes
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Composition
• Lepidium Sativum Sprout Extract• Glycerin• Lecithin• Phenoxyethanol• Aqua/Water
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Isothiocyanates: Molecular Structures
In the plant, isothiocyanatesare present as glucosederivatives, called glucosinolates.When the plant cells are broken,the enzyme myrosinase isliberated. This thioglucosidasetransforms glucosinolates intofree glucose and isothiocyanates. Sulforaphan
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Sulforaphane: Mechanism of Action
Sulforaphane activates the body‘s detoxification system composed of phase I and phase II enzymes:
Phase I reactions increase the reactivity of hydrophobic molecules by addition of functional polar groups (->reactive oxygen species). If these reactive molecules are not further metabolized by phase II conjugation, they may cause damage to DNA and induce mutations.
Phase II reactions are either conjugation reactions of phase I products with small hydrophilic substances to form water-soluble products that can be excreted or they are antioxidant enzyme reactions that inhibit strong oxidant formation.
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Detoxophane is More than an Antioxidant
UV
Toxin
AGE
DNA damage
Lipidperoxides
ROSAntioxidant Detoxophane
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Activation of Gen Expression with the Antioxidant Response Element (ARE)
• The antioxidant response element ARE is a regulatory promoter sequence of genes coding for antioxidant systems and phase II detoxification enzymes
• The transcription factor Nrf2 is the critical regulator of ARE-dependent gen expression
• Under normal conditions Nrf2 is blocked by the repressor Keap1• Sulforaphane was found to disrupt the Nrf2/ Keap1 complex
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Detoxophane: The Next Generation Antioxidant
Stimulates the expression of antioxidants and detoxification enzymes in the skin to protect against
• Environmental pollutants (cigarette smoke, exhaust fumes, smog, endotoxins, heavy metals)
• Reactive oxygen species (extrinsic and intrinsic)
• DNA damage and thus premature skin aging
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Modulation of Enzyme Expression
Method
• Human keratinocytes were grown to 80% confluence in a standard growth medium.
• Then cells were incubated during 24 hours with different concentrations of Detoxophane.
• Cells were harvested and total RNA extracted.
• Real time quantitative PCR was used to analyze gene expression
Phase I - Cytochrome P450 isoenzyme 2E1 (CYP2E1)
Phase II - NADPH: quinone reductase 1 (NQO1)
- Heme oxygenase 1 (HO-1)
- Thioredoxin reductase 1 (TrxR1)
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Modulation of Enzyme Expression
Enzyme expression rel. to control (%)
Concentration of Detoxophane 0.05% 0.2%
Phase I enzyme
Cytochrome P450 isoenzyme 2E1 -40 -38
Phase II enzyme
NADPH:quinone reductase 1 75 214
Heme oxygenase 1 212 4182
Thioredoxin reductase 1 184 2316S-131
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Protection Against Oxidative Stressors
Method• Growth of human keratinocytes to 80% confluence in a standard growth medium• Pre-treatment for 24 hours with 0.05% Detoxophane• Incubation for 4 hours with increasing concentrations of toxins:
- 4-hydroxynonenal HNE
- tert-butyl hydroperoxide t-BH • Analysis of cell viability with MTT assay
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• Detoxophane exerted an impressive protection against t-BH. At 0.05% Detoxophane, the IC50 value increased from 258 microM of the control to 646 microM.
• Detoxophane exerted a moderate protection against HNE. At 0.05% Detoxophane, the IC50 value increased from 76 microM of the control to 90 microM.
Protection Against Tert-Butyl Hydroperoxide
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Summary
• Vegetables of the mustard family,
such as broccoli and garden cress
sprouts, are known for their
remarkable health benefits• The phytonutrient sulforaphane
has been identified as the active
compound• Garden cress sprouts have been
used to develop Detoxophane as
cosmetic sulforaphane preparation
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Claims
Detoxophane…• Activates the detoxification
system of skin cells• Protects skin against
pollutants • Prevents visible signs of skin
aging• Protects against city pollution • Prevents DNA damage• Reveals a healthy looking
skin
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Application
• Anti-Ageing Formulations • Detox City Creams • Sun Protection Formulations • Hand Creams• Protective Foundations