| Co-Enzyme Q10 and The Skin |
| Human Bio-Coenzyme Q10 with
isoprenoid side chain consist of 10 isoprene units Currently, CoenzymeQ10 is used for most of the Skin-Whitening cosmetics as it has been reported that the most of these whitening actives are involved in : |
| "Total and complete inhibition of the amino acid Tyrosine and its formation |
An important point
should be noted here on Bio-CoEnzyme Q10 - an Essential Biomolecule that is present in all
mammalian tissues; and any lackings in the levels of CoEnzyme Q10 presence and manufacture
is related with myriads of physiological dysfunctions like the enhanced Aging processes.
The formation of CoEnzymes Q10s quinone ring is synthesized from the Amino Acids
Tyrosine and Phenylalanine(map 0130)
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| Literature References: |
| Ernster, L. and Daliner, G (1995)
Biochemical, Physiological and Medical Aspects of Ubiquinone Function. Biochima et
Biophysica Acta, 1271, 195-204. (More
literature references available on request for Skin-whitening Actives related non-postive
skin lesions and blotch patches due to loss of CoEnzymes Q10 and related Skin Ceramides)
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