J. Millet

TL;DR: The results showed that some bacteria considered to be responsible for bad odours at the armpit and feet levels, were destroyed at 200 microg ml-1 (MBC), a concentration sparing most of the useful saprophytic microflora.

TL;DR: All formulations used in this study effected an increase in zinc and copper concentrations in whole skin and epidermis and salt and vehicle effects were discussed.

TL;DR: Investigation of the in vitro bactericidal activity of the ethyl acetate H. madagascariensis leaf extract on the main oral bacterial strains largely implicated in dental caries and gingivitis infections found significant bactericidal effects against the bacterial strains tested, and incorporation of the HLE into a colloidal carrier optimized its antibacterial performance.

TL;DR: It was shown that HaCaT cell line provides a useful model to study components with toxicity or antioxidant activity and glyphosate-based formulations can be responsible for oxidative damage to human epidermal cells, and antioxidant compounds should be associated to herbicide formulations to decrease their deleterious effects on human skin.

TL;DR: This study carried out by measuring, according to Smith's method, the concentration of soluble proteins released by the enzyme on two substrates: nails and sheep hooves, and found optimum conditions for the keratinase to release the soluble proteins.