Cork extracts reduce UV-mediated DNA fragmentation and cell death

Ana R. Araújo; David M. Pereira; Ivo M. Aroso; Tânia Santos; Maria Teresa Batista; Mariana T. Cerqueira; Alexandra P. Marques; Rui L Reis; Ricardo A. Pires

doi:10.1039/c5ra15712a

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Cork extracts composed of vescalagin/castalagin, gallic acid and ellagic acid reduce UV-mediated cell damage in fibroblasts.

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