lignin peroxidase
requires H2O2; fungal enzyme degrades the lignin model cpd 1-(3',4'-diethoxyphenyl)-1,3-dihydroxy-(4-''-methoxyphenyl)propane (diarylpropropane); also catalyzes the oxidation of veratryl alcohol to veratryl aldehyde in the presence of H2O2
Also Known As:
diarylpropane oxygenase
Networked: 7
relevant articles (1 outcomes,
2 trials/studies)
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Bio-Agent Context: Research Results
Experts
1. | Austin, Evan:
1 article
(11/2019)
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2. | Jagdeo, Jared:
1 article
(11/2019)
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3. | Nguyen, Julie K.:
1 article
(11/2019)
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4. | Liu, Hui-Xian:
1 article
(02/2015)
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5. | Niu, Yue-Qing:
1 article
(02/2015)
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6. | Sun, Nan:
1 article
(02/2015)
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7. | Wu, Yan:
1 article
(02/2015)
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8. | Zhong, Shao-Min:
1 article
(02/2015)
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9. | Draelos, Zoe Diana:
1 article
(01/2015)
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10. | Alexis, Andrew F:
1 article
(09/2013)
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Related Diseases
1. | Melanosis (Freckles)
02/01/2015
- " The aim of the present study was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of lignin peroxidase (LIP) as a skin-lightening agent in patients with melasma. " 02/01/2015
- " Reduction of facial pigmentation of melasma by topical lignin peroxidase: A novel fast-acting skin-lightening agent." 01/01/2015
- " This was confirmed by a statistically significant reduction in melanin scores with the dermospectrophotometer on lignin peroxidase-treated side at weeks 4, 8, and 12 (P = .003) and a similar reduction in Melasma Area Severity Index score. " 11/01/2019
- " Results: After screening, we identified 35 original RCTs using azelaic acid, cysteamine, epidermal growth factor, hydroquinone (liposomal-delivered), lignin peroxidase, mulberry extract, niacinamide, Rumex occidentalis, triple combination therapy, tranexamic acid, 4-n-butylresorcinol, glycolic acid, kojic acid, aloe vera, ascorbic acid, dioic acid, ellagic acid and arbutin, flutamide, parsley, or zinc sulfate for melasma. "
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2. | Hyperpigmentation
09/01/2013
- " Blinded, controlled studies demonstrating skin lightening effects in soy, niacinamide, n-acetylglucosamine, licorice extract, arbutin, vitamin c, kojic acid, emblica extract, lignin peroxidase, and glutathione have led to the development of a growing list of non-prescription skin care products that can be incorporated (mostly as adjuncts) in the management of hyperpigmentation."
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3. | Starvation
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4. | Neoplasms (Cancer)
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5. | Iron Deficiencies
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