In this work, the suppression of tyrosinase-related genes, including an improvement in UV absorption effects of bioconverted CS extracts (BCS), was investigated to improve the skin-whitening effect. It induces a complete protective effect against UV-A radiation damage in earthworms.
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Earthworms can be considered as a robust human skin model prior to UV-A exposure. For the first time, morphological and histological analysis was established to detect the Spidroin extract evaluated for topical application on earthworms. Spidroin extract is critical for earthworm protection against UV-A radiation damage and able to regeneration. After 1 h, the exposure showed destruction of the epidermis in the circular muscle with a loss of muscle filament integrity, varying size, and altered nucleus form, along with mild disintegration of longitudinal muscle. The cuticle was down after 1⁄2 h of exposure, and the epidermis was totally damaged and necrosed. The histopathological changes revealed that after 1⁄4 h of UV exposure, the cuticle was swollen with a slightly detached epithelium. Each group from the groups (3,4,5,6) was exposed for three consecutive days (¼ hour/day, ½ hour/day, and 1 h/day), using a UV-Lamp with a wavelength of 366 nm. In contrast, groups (5,6) were received spidroin extract before exposure to UV-A. Two control groups (1،2) of worms were not received UV-A exposure, and four groups (3,4,5,6) were exposed to UVR-A. The experiment is divided into two sections: (1) UV-A exposure and (2) the use of spidroin extract to protect the earthworms from ultraviolet radiation. Spidroin was extracted and utilised in this work to determine the potential effects of topical application on UV-A protection. Webs of spiders collected from trees and old houses. Each set of ten earthworms was separated into six groups and placed in a plastic container. Earthworms Aporrectodea caliginosa were collected from Assiut University’s farm. This work targeted to determine the protective effect of spidroin extract against UV-A radiation damage. Spider silk is the most powerful natural fibre due to its regeneration, biocompatibility, antimicrobial, wound healing, antiseptic, and blood clotting properties. Thus, the UV-A protectant is intended to protect the skin, especially the two primary layers of skin (epidermis that represents the interface between the body and its surroundings and dermis). Malignant melanoma and skin cancer are two of the most serious health consequences. Numerous studies have confirmed the damage caused by excessive exposure to ultraviolet-A rays.
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