Desenvolvimento e caracterização físico-química de sistemas líquido cristalinos contendo palmitato de retinol: quantificação química, avaliação da atividade antioxidante, estudos de liberação e bioadesão in vitro
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2011-03-22
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Oliveira, Paula Lacerda [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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As hipóteses mais modernas baseiam o processo de envelhecimento cutâneo em duas teorias: o intrínseco (ou cronológico) e o extrínseco (ou fotoenvelhecimento). Tanto no envelhecimento intrínseco como no extrínseco, as principais alterações da pele são caracterizadas por formação de rugas, flacidez e perda da elasticidade. O palmitato de retinol (PR) é um análogo sintético da vitamina A indicado topicamente para prevenir ou retardar algumas mudanças estruturais e funcionais da pele associadas ao processo de envelhecimento cutâneo, porém é um princípio ativo que apresenta estabilidade química limitada frente à umidade, oxigênio, ácidos, metais e exposição à luz. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho foi desenvolver um sistema líquido-cristalino à base de silicone para a liberação prolongada e maximização da estabilidade do palmitato de retinol. Utilizando-se o método de titulação da fase aquosa, foram construídos dois diagramas ternários de fases, ambos constituídos por Procetyl AWS® (tensoativo) e água e por silicone DC 5330® (fase oleosa no diagrama 1) ou silicone DC 5329® (fase oleosa no diagrama 2). Nos estudos de estabilidade preliminar, as formulações do diagrama 1 (A, B, C e D) e do diagrama 2 (E, F, G e H) foram avaliadas nos seguintes estudos: microscopia de luz polarizada, centrifugação, pH, condutividade eletrolítica, índice de refração e reologia. Dentre estas formulações estudas preliminarmente, a formulação GPR foi selecionada para ser conduzida aos estudos posteriores após a incorporação de 1% do princípio ativo, pois demonstrou a formação de fases líquido-cristalinas evidenciadas sob luz polarizada no microscópio óptico, apresentou-se compatível com o pH fisiológico da pele, apresentou pequeno coeficiente de variação das medidas realizadas referentes aos parâmetros físico- químicos e menor capacidade de desestruturar...
Current hypotheses based on the process of skin aging in two theories: the intrinsic (or chronological) and extrinsic (or photoaging). Both in the extrinsic as intrinsic aging, the main skin disorders are characterized by wrinkles, flaccidity and loss of elasticity. Retinyl palmitate (RP) is a synthetic analogue of vitamin A given topically to prevent or delay some structural and functional changes of the skin associated with aging, but is an active principle that has limited chemical stability against moisture, oxygen, acids , metals and exposure to light. Thus, the aim of this study was to develop liquid crystalline system silicon-based for extended release and maximizing the stability of retinyl palmitate in order to optimize the use of topically active principle in the prevention and / or mitigation of aging skin. Using the method of titration of the aqueous phase, was built two ternary phase diagrams, both consist of Procetyl AWS ® (surfactant) and water and silicone DC 5330 ® (oil phase diagram 1) or silicone DC 5329 ® (phase oil in diagram 2). In preliminary studies of stability, the formulations of the diagram 1 (A, B, C and D) and the formulations of the diagram 2 (E, F, G and H) were evaluated in the following studies: polarized light microscopy, centrifugation, pH, electrolitic conductivity, refraction index and rheology. Among these formulations studied preliminarily, the formulation G RP-loaded was selected to be conducted to further studies, since it showed the formation of liquid crystalline phases evidenced by polarized light in an optical microscope, presented consistent with the physiological pH of skin, had a small coefficient of variation of measurements related to the physicochemical and less ability to disrupt the lipid bilayer of the skin due to have a lower concentration of surfactant. The validated analytical methodology for chemical quantification of retinyl... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
Current hypotheses based on the process of skin aging in two theories: the intrinsic (or chronological) and extrinsic (or photoaging). Both in the extrinsic as intrinsic aging, the main skin disorders are characterized by wrinkles, flaccidity and loss of elasticity. Retinyl palmitate (RP) is a synthetic analogue of vitamin A given topically to prevent or delay some structural and functional changes of the skin associated with aging, but is an active principle that has limited chemical stability against moisture, oxygen, acids , metals and exposure to light. Thus, the aim of this study was to develop liquid crystalline system silicon-based for extended release and maximizing the stability of retinyl palmitate in order to optimize the use of topically active principle in the prevention and / or mitigation of aging skin. Using the method of titration of the aqueous phase, was built two ternary phase diagrams, both consist of Procetyl AWS ® (surfactant) and water and silicone DC 5330 ® (oil phase diagram 1) or silicone DC 5329 ® (phase oil in diagram 2). In preliminary studies of stability, the formulations of the diagram 1 (A, B, C and D) and the formulations of the diagram 2 (E, F, G and H) were evaluated in the following studies: polarized light microscopy, centrifugation, pH, electrolitic conductivity, refraction index and rheology. Among these formulations studied preliminarily, the formulation G RP-loaded was selected to be conducted to further studies, since it showed the formation of liquid crystalline phases evidenced by polarized light in an optical microscope, presented consistent with the physiological pH of skin, had a small coefficient of variation of measurements related to the physicochemical and less ability to disrupt the lipid bilayer of the skin due to have a lower concentration of surfactant. The validated analytical methodology for chemical quantification of retinyl... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Cosmeticos, Pele, Epiderme, Dermatologia, Antioxidantes, Palmitato de retinol, Liquid crystalline systems, Retinyl palmitate, Release in vitro, Biodhesion in vitro
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OLIVEIRA, Paula Lacerda. Desenvolvimento e caracterização físico-química de sistemas líquido cristalinos contendo palmitato de retinol: quantificação química, avaliação da atividade antioxidante, estudos de liberação e bioadesão in vitro. 2011. 183 p. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas, 2011.