Liposomal product with a ligand having fucose as a terminal moiety
AssigneeParfums Christian Dior
InventorsGerard Redziniak, Dominique Cerdan, Claudine Kieda, Michel Monsigny
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Abstract
The invention concerns a method of binding a product to the membrane of a melanocyte by means of a ligand-receptor bond, which comprises using a product consisting of a basic structure coupled to at least one ligand consisting of an oside residue accessible to the membrane receptors, said oside residue being a fucose residue, notably an Alpha-L-fucose residue.
Claims40
A liposomal product which is the chemical reaction product of a lipid component of a liposome with at least one ligand having fucose as a terminal moiety.
A cosmetic or a pharmaceutical composition, comprising a liposomal product, which is the chemical reaction product of a lipid component a liposome and at least one ligand having fucose as a terminal moiety, said liposome bearing on its outer surface said fucose.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.