With the proteomics and bioinformatics analysis, PHYLOGENE offers a broad and unproven evaluation of the effects of cosmetics on the skin and / or its microbiota.
The UVs, among other stresses, induces a response from the exposed skin with a number of protective and recovery mechanisms. These mechanisms are diverse and may be differentially activated by a protection or an ingredient. Anyway protection products have their own specific signature which is very informative.
Using high resolution proteomics with nanoLC-MS/MS, these mechanisms, including melanisation, may be uncovered as proteomics tells us which protein is there, and relative quantitation between a UV exposed sample and a protected UV exposed sample gives access to activated mechanisms.
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