Method for characterizing the oxidative stress protective capacity of an antioxidative substance
AssigneePCR Technology Holdings, LC
InventorsJoseph C. DiNardo, Joseph A. Lewis, II
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Abstract
A method for characterizing an oxidative stress protective capacity of an antioxidative substance includes assigning a first score indicative of an oxidative stress protective capacity of a first antioxidative substance. The first score is based on the performance of the first antioxidative substance in a first antioxidative efficacy test relative to the performance of a second antioxidative substance in the first antioxidative efficacy test.
Claims10
A method for characterizing an oxidative stress protective capacity, relative to human skin, of a first antioxidative substance, the method comprising:
- providing a first result based on a performance of the first antioxidative substance in a first antioxidative efficacy test, the first antioxidative efficacy test measuring a first parameter associated with oxidative stress;
- assigning, based on the first result, a first score indicative of an oxidative stress protective capacity, relative to human skin, of the first antioxidative substance;
- providing a second result based on a performance of the first antioxidative substance in a second antioxidative efficacy test, the second antioxidative efficacy test measuring a second parameter associated with oxidative stress;
- assigning, based on the second result, a second score indicative of the oxidative stress protective capacity, relative to human skin, of the first antioxidative substance;
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- combining the first and second scores so as to provide a total score characterizing the oxidative stress protective capacity, relative to human skin, of the first antioxidative substance.
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