Dermatological Sciences, Epithelial Sciences Research Group, The University of Manchester and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester Academic Health Science Centre, Manchester M6 8HD, UK.
Br J Dermatol. 2011 Jan;164(1):154-62. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2133.2010.10057.x. Epub 2010 Nov 29.
Previous epidemiological, animal and human data report that lycopene has a protective effect against ultraviolet radiation (UVR)-induced erythema.
We examined whether tomato paste--rich in lycopene, a powerful antioxidant--can protect human skin against UVR-induced effects partially mediated by oxidative stress, i.e. erythema, matrix changes and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) damage.
In a randomized controlled study, 20 healthy women (median age 33 years, range 21-47; phototype I/II) ingested 55 g tomato paste (16 mg lycopene) in olive oil, or olive oil alone, daily for 12 weeks. Pre- and postsupplementation, UVR erythemal sensitivity was assessed visually as the minimal erythema dose (MED) and quantified with a reflectance instrument. Biopsies were taken from unexposed and UVR-exposed (3 × MED 24 h earlier) buttock skin pre- and postsupplementation, and analysed immunohistochemically for procollagen (pC) I, fibrillin-1 and matrix metalloproteinase (MMP)-1, and by quantitative polymerase chain reaction for mtDNA 3895-bp deletion.
Mean ± SD erythemal D(30) was significantly higher following tomato paste vs. control (baseline, 26·5 ± 7·5 mJ cm(-2); control, 23 ± 6·6 mJ cm(-2); tomato paste, 36·6 ± 14·7 mJ cm(-2); P = 0·03), while the MED was not significantly different between groups (baseline, 35·1 ± 9·9 mJ cm(-2); control, 32·6 ± 9·6 mJ cm(-2); tomato paste, 42·2 ± 11·3 mJ cm(-2)). Presupplementation, UVR induced an increase in MMP-1 (P = 0·01) and a reduction in fibrillin-1 (P = 0·03). Postsupplementation, UVR-induced MMP-1 was reduced in the tomato paste vs. control group (P = 0·04), while the UVR-induced reduction in fibrillin-1 was similarly abrogated in both groups, and an increase in pCI deposition was seen following tomato paste (P = 0·05). mtDNA 3895-bp deletion following 3 × MED UVR was significantly reduced postsupplementation with tomato paste (P = 0·01).
Tomato paste containing lycopene provides protection against acute and potentially longer-term aspects of photodamage.
先前的流行病学、动物和人体数据报告称,番茄红素对紫外线辐射(UVR)诱导的红斑具有保护作用。
我们研究了富含番茄红素(一种强大的抗氧化剂)的番茄酱是否可以保护人体皮肤免受 UVR 诱导的部分氧化应激介导的影响,即红斑、基质变化和线粒体 DNA(mtDNA)损伤。
在一项随机对照研究中,20 名健康女性(中位年龄 33 岁,范围 21-47;肤色 I/II)每日摄入 55 克番茄酱(含 16 毫克番茄红素)或橄榄油,持续 12 周。在补充前后,通过视觉评估最小红斑剂量(MED)和反射仪定量评估 UVR 红斑敏感性。在补充前后,从未暴露和 UVR 暴露(24 小时前接受 3×MED)的臀部皮肤中采集活检,并进行组织学分析以检测原胶原蛋白(pC)I、原纤维蛋白-1 和基质金属蛋白酶(MMP)-1,并通过定量聚合酶链反应检测 mtDNA 3895-bp 缺失。
与对照组相比(基线,26.5±7.5mJ/cm(2);对照组,23±6.6mJ/cm(2);番茄酱组,36.6±14.7mJ/cm(2);P=0.03),番茄酱组的红斑 D(30)明显更高,而 MED 组之间无显著差异(基线,35.1±9.9mJ/cm(2);对照组,32.6±9.6mJ/cm(2);番茄酱组,42.2±11.3mJ/cm(2))。在补充前,UVR 诱导 MMP-1 增加(P=0.01),原纤维蛋白-1 减少(P=0.03)。补充后,番茄酱组的 UVR 诱导 MMP-1 减少(P=0.04),而两组的 UVR 诱导原纤维蛋白-1 减少相似,并且在番茄酱组中观察到 pCI 沉积增加(P=0.05)。在接受 3×MED UVR 后,mtDNA 3895-bp 缺失在补充番茄酱后明显减少(P=0.01)。
富含番茄红素的番茄酱提供了对急性和潜在长期光损伤的保护。