Lipids and Skin Health
Lipids and Skin Health
edited by Apostolos Pappas.
- Cham, Switzerland Springer 2015
- 1 recurso en línea (X, 359 páginas) 44 ilustraciones, 23 ilustraciones en color
1.Âitorâ€ntroduction: Skin lipids (epidermal, sebaceous, subcutaneous).-Ân basics, structure and function.-ÂSkin barrier, structure and properties.-Âpid oxidation and mediators in skin -- 5.Ân Ceramides -- 6. Cholesterol synthesis in epidermis.-ÂTranscriptional factors and epidermal differentiation.-ÂThe brain of the skin: sebaceous gland -- 9.Âaceous lipids.-ÂÂienic acid and sebum specific fatty acid metabolism -- 11. Wax Esters chemistry and synthesis.-ÂÂalene chemistry and biology.-ÂÂipose tissue and fat cell biology -- 14.Âal subcutaneous tissue -- 15.Ânounsaturated fatty acid synthesis genes and skin/hair -- 16. Triglyceride synthesis genes and skin/hair -- 17.Âpoxygenase and skin -- 18.ÂЁR gamma receptor, skin lipids and hair.-ÂT̲ Mineral oils in skincare.-Â.Âpophilic antioxidants and skincare.-ÂÂycerol, Fatty alcohols, acids and esters in cosmetics.-ÂÂetable and natural oils in cosmetics -- 23.Âne and lipid pathways.-ÂÂopic dermatitis and lipids.ÂÂ�.
Lipids and Skin Health is the first effort to summarize and review the studies, ideas, and research that link lipid metabolism to the largest organ of our body, the skin. The book covers the fundamental biology of the skin, and the major involvement of the transcriptional factors that govern lipid synthesis and the bioactive lipids in this intriguing organ. All layers of skin are presented, as well as their relevant lipids from the epidermis to dermis and even to the hypodermis. The important and unique-to-skin biological pathways are laid out, with a special focus on the various models that demonstrate the essential role of lipid synthesis in skin pathophysiology. The use of lipids in the cosmetic industry is emphasized, and last but not least the involvement of lipids in the clinical setting is also discussed. This book will appeal to healthcare professionals, researchers and dermatology professionals, and will help them to brainstorm new products and opportunities that will target the emerging importance of lipid metabolism in skin for acne, aging, and healthy skin. About the Editor Apostolos Pappas, Ph.D., is a professional member of the Institute of Food Technology. He started his professional career as a research biochemist in the Skin Research Center of Johnson & Johnson and later served as a group leader at Munich Biotech, where he worked on cancer research. Thereafter he returned to Johnson & Johnson, where he is currently a Research Manager and Fellow focusing on lipid metabolism research. He has authored numerous scientific publications, patent applications, and books.Â
9783319099439
10.1007/978-3-319-09943-9 doi
Biotecnología alimentaria
Nutrición
Dermatología
QP751 / .L575 2015
1.Âitorâ€ntroduction: Skin lipids (epidermal, sebaceous, subcutaneous).-Ân basics, structure and function.-ÂSkin barrier, structure and properties.-Âpid oxidation and mediators in skin -- 5.Ân Ceramides -- 6. Cholesterol synthesis in epidermis.-ÂTranscriptional factors and epidermal differentiation.-ÂThe brain of the skin: sebaceous gland -- 9.Âaceous lipids.-ÂÂienic acid and sebum specific fatty acid metabolism -- 11. Wax Esters chemistry and synthesis.-ÂÂalene chemistry and biology.-ÂÂipose tissue and fat cell biology -- 14.Âal subcutaneous tissue -- 15.Ânounsaturated fatty acid synthesis genes and skin/hair -- 16. Triglyceride synthesis genes and skin/hair -- 17.Âpoxygenase and skin -- 18.ÂЁR gamma receptor, skin lipids and hair.-ÂT̲ Mineral oils in skincare.-Â.Âpophilic antioxidants and skincare.-ÂÂycerol, Fatty alcohols, acids and esters in cosmetics.-ÂÂetable and natural oils in cosmetics -- 23.Âne and lipid pathways.-ÂÂopic dermatitis and lipids.ÂÂ�.
Lipids and Skin Health is the first effort to summarize and review the studies, ideas, and research that link lipid metabolism to the largest organ of our body, the skin. The book covers the fundamental biology of the skin, and the major involvement of the transcriptional factors that govern lipid synthesis and the bioactive lipids in this intriguing organ. All layers of skin are presented, as well as their relevant lipids from the epidermis to dermis and even to the hypodermis. The important and unique-to-skin biological pathways are laid out, with a special focus on the various models that demonstrate the essential role of lipid synthesis in skin pathophysiology. The use of lipids in the cosmetic industry is emphasized, and last but not least the involvement of lipids in the clinical setting is also discussed. This book will appeal to healthcare professionals, researchers and dermatology professionals, and will help them to brainstorm new products and opportunities that will target the emerging importance of lipid metabolism in skin for acne, aging, and healthy skin. About the Editor Apostolos Pappas, Ph.D., is a professional member of the Institute of Food Technology. He started his professional career as a research biochemist in the Skin Research Center of Johnson & Johnson and later served as a group leader at Munich Biotech, where he worked on cancer research. Thereafter he returned to Johnson & Johnson, where he is currently a Research Manager and Fellow focusing on lipid metabolism research. He has authored numerous scientific publications, patent applications, and books.Â
9783319099439
10.1007/978-3-319-09943-9 doi
Biotecnología alimentaria
Nutrición
Dermatología
QP751 / .L575 2015