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Standardized wild apple fruit extract as a bioactive agent in dermocosmetic products for efficacy skin hydration—In vitro and in vivo evaluation

Stojiljković et al., 2022

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2115368913735755849
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Stojiljković D
Nešić I
Tadić V
Najman S
Stojanović S
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Journal of cosmetic dermatology

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Background Wild apple fruit is rich source of bioactive substances, which can be potentially used for a production of dermocosmetic products. Aim The aim of study was in vitro and in vivo investigation of standardized wild apple fruit extracts (obtained by purified water and …
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