Sodium lauryl sulfate is an anionic tenside that is widely utilised as a model for studying acute and cumulative irritation. When used in culture, SLS induce an inhibition of DNA synthesis and a decrease in cellular viability. It has previously been reported that the barrier damage caused by SLS in vivo is lower when SLS is applied to the skin in combination with other tensides.The aim of our study was to evaluate wheter the cytotoxic effects of SLS is reduced by the association with various tensides in vitro.Normal human keratinocytes from plastic surgery were grown in serum free medium. At subconfluency cells were treated with SLS at a dose corresponding to effective dose 50%, in combination with Tween 20, Tween 80, Tegobetaine F50 at the minimum toxic dose.Following tenside treatment, the culture medium was changed and after 24 h the cells were collected for thymidine incorporation, MTT assay and neutral red uptake.The cytotoxic effect on normal human keratinocytes as evaluated by thymidine incorporation, MTT assay and NR uptake was significantly decreased by the combination with all the tested tensides.

Effects of tensides on normal human keratinocytes: a decrease in toxic potential when used in association / Benassi, Luisa; Bertazzoni, Giorgia; Magnoni, Cristina; A., Di Nardo; L., Grenzi; Seidenari, Stefania. - STAMPA. - 27:(1999), pp. 342-342. (Intervento presentato al convegno Third World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences tenutosi a Bologna nel 29 agosto-2 settembre).

Effects of tensides on normal human keratinocytes: a decrease in toxic potential when used in association

BENASSI, Luisa;BERTAZZONI, Giorgia;MAGNONI, Cristina;SEIDENARI, Stefania
1999

Abstract

Sodium lauryl sulfate is an anionic tenside that is widely utilised as a model for studying acute and cumulative irritation. When used in culture, SLS induce an inhibition of DNA synthesis and a decrease in cellular viability. It has previously been reported that the barrier damage caused by SLS in vivo is lower when SLS is applied to the skin in combination with other tensides.The aim of our study was to evaluate wheter the cytotoxic effects of SLS is reduced by the association with various tensides in vitro.Normal human keratinocytes from plastic surgery were grown in serum free medium. At subconfluency cells were treated with SLS at a dose corresponding to effective dose 50%, in combination with Tween 20, Tween 80, Tegobetaine F50 at the minimum toxic dose.Following tenside treatment, the culture medium was changed and after 24 h the cells were collected for thymidine incorporation, MTT assay and neutral red uptake.The cytotoxic effect on normal human keratinocytes as evaluated by thymidine incorporation, MTT assay and NR uptake was significantly decreased by the combination with all the tested tensides.
1999
Third World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences
Bologna
29 agosto-2 settembre
Benassi, Luisa; Bertazzoni, Giorgia; Magnoni, Cristina; A., Di Nardo; L., Grenzi; Seidenari, Stefania
Effects of tensides on normal human keratinocytes: a decrease in toxic potential when used in association / Benassi, Luisa; Bertazzoni, Giorgia; Magnoni, Cristina; A., Di Nardo; L., Grenzi; Seidenari, Stefania. - STAMPA. - 27:(1999), pp. 342-342. (Intervento presentato al convegno Third World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences tenutosi a Bologna nel 29 agosto-2 settembre).
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