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in vitro Cytoprotective Study of Litsea oppositifolia Bark Extract Against UV…
Exposure of human skin to the sun has been known to have adverse effects. UV radiation, namely UVB (280-315 nm), is known to cause sunburn in the skin, as it induces cytokines, neuroactive, and vasoactive mediators that trigger an inflammatory response. Other than that, UV exposure is also linked with skin darkening, as it upregulates melanin accumulation in the epidermis. This increases th…
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