Natural protection against oxidative stress in human skin melanocytes
Abstract Human skin plays a crucial role in protecting the body against environmental stressors. The skin cells involved in photoprotection are melanocytes responsible for the synthesis of melanin and contributing to the pigmentation and photoprotection of the body, but also susceptible to oxidative stress and its consequences. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the unique functions of melanocytes, highlighting their vulnerability to oxidative stress. There is a wide spectrum of natural compounds that can support antioxidant effectiveness and, consequently,
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