Melanin formation-inhibitory protein, and its preparation and uses
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Jul 19, 1994
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Aug 20, 1993
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A novel melanin formation-inhibitory protein, which has a molecular weight of 90,000.+-.20,000 and a pI of 5.5.+-.0.5, exerts a tyrosinase formation-inhibitory activity in pigment cells but does not substantially inhibit the inherent tyrosinase activity. Thus, the protein is advantageously used as a pharmaceutical and as a cosmetic in the prevention and/or treatment for local chromatosises such as chloasma, ephelis and sunburn, as well as for systemic chromatosises such as addisonism.
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