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The Anti-aging effects of Korean Ginseng Berry in the Skin  

Yeom, Myeong-Hun (Hanbang application research team, Skin Research Institute, R&D center, Amorepacific corporation)
Lee, Jin-Young (Hanbang application research team, Skin Research Institute, R&D center, Amorepacific corporation)
Kim, Ji-Seong (Hanbang application research team, Skin Research Institute, R&D center, Amorepacific corporation)
Park, Chan-Woong (Hanbang application research team, Skin Research Institute, R&D center, Amorepacific corporation)
Kim, Duck-Hee (Hanbang application research team, Skin Research Institute, R&D center, Amorepacific corporation)
Kim, Han-Kon (Hanbang application research team, Skin Research Institute, R&D center, Amorepacific corporation)
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Korean Journal of Pharmacognosy / v.41, no.1, 2010 , pp. 26-30 More about this Journal
Abstract
The root of Korean ginseng (Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer) is a commonly used herbal medicine in China, Korea, Japan. However, the compositions and effects of Korean ginseng berry are not clear to date. In order to investigate the anti-aging effects in the skin, Korean ginseng berry was extracted with 70% ethanol and tested the biological effects. In the results, Korean ginseng berry extract showed an excellent anti-oxidant effect against oxidative stress and decreased MMP-1 over-expression induced by UV irradiation. Especially the main component of Korean ginseng berry extract, ginsenoside Re, increased hyaluronic acid in HaCaT keratinocytes. We improved Korean ginseng berry could be a good material for the anti-aging effect of skin.
Keywords
Panax ginseng; berry; anti-aging; ginsenoside Re; hyaluronic acid;
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