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Meaning of "psoralen"
psoralen (noun) - a type of organic compound found in certain plants. Psoralens are sometimes used in medicine, particularly in treating skin conditions like psoriasis
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- Any of a group of furanocoumarins, from the seeds of various plants, that are used to treat psoriasis, eczema and vitiligo
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Psoralen is used in conjunction with light therapy.
Another hydroxylation is catalyzed by psoralen synthase to yield psoralen.
A preferred psoralen removal means is an adsorbent resin.
The invention provides novel monofunctional derivatives of psoralen.
Psoralen has also been recommended for treating alopecia.
The present invention relates to novel derivatives of psoralen.
Psoralen is a compound that enhances absorption of ultraviolet rays.
Methods for synthesis of psoralen derivatives.
Any psoralen could potentially be conjugated to a nucleic acid photochemically.
Angelicin derivatives are superior to psoralen compounds for monoadduct formation.
The present invention relates to the field of derivatives of psoralen.
The molecular structure of psoralen admits of multisubstitution at numerous positions.
Most furanocoumarins can be regarded as derivatives of either psoralen or angelicin.
The psoralen is taken either as a pill or by putting it on the skin directly.
Crosslinked photoadducts between pyrimidines and psoralen appear to form.
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Psoralen treatment is preferred.
The seeds of this plant contain a variety of coumarins including psoralen.
Sun creams which contain psoralen or coumarin also increase skin sensitivity.
This section will discuss the removal of psoralen from plasma.
Neither psoralen nor bergapten were detected in the essential oil of fig fruits.
It is preferred that the photochemotherapeutic agent according to the invention is psoralen.
Method was validated for selectivity of psoralen and bergapten in the presence of fluoxetine.
Psoralen epoxides in the oils are converted to diols in a quick and controlled manner.
Take a medication called psoralen to help restore normal coloring to your skin.
Psoralen is given by three different ways to patient before the treatment begins.
The parent compounds of the most common isomers are psoralen and angelicin.
The structure of psoralen was originally deduced by identifying the products of its degradation reactions.
Such substances are for example photosensitive compounds such as methylene blue or psoralen.
Psoralen drugs make the skin more sensitive to light and the sun.
Some patients experience nausea and itching after ingesting the psoralen compound.
Psoralen adducts cause replication arrest and is used in the treatment of psoriasis and vitiligo.
Other final products have a terminal amine linked to the psoralen by an alkyl chain.
The psoralen photoreaction is advantageous for inactivating both known and unknown viruses in active products.
Lemon and limes contain a chemical called psoralen that makes the skin photosensitive.
These antioxidants include dihydrostilbenoids like lunularin as well as furanocoumarins like bergapten and psoralen.
Even further temperature induced enhancements of psoralen binding have been reported with synthetic polynucleotides.
The platelets are put into the first bag where they come in contact with psoralen.
The psoralen photoinactivation method inactivates nucleic acid based pathogens present in blood through a single procedure.
This takes advantage of the high UV absorbance of psoralen.
A combination of a drug called psoralen and UVA light therapy.
Psoralen is a natural drug obtained from the fruit of Psoralea corylifolia.
A popular drug of this group is Psoralen.
Amount of psoralen added and UV irradiation time can be appropriately adjusted.
An RNA molecule crosslinked to a peptide acceptor through a psoralen moiety.
We describe the use of a psoralen decontamination and a batch RD with an apheresis system.
These effects are in some cases mended by taking Psoralen after a meal.
Administration of psoralen prior to UVA exposure is known to be effective for treating vitiligo.
Uses UVA light and a medicine called psoralen to restore skin color.
The psoralen is acts as a photosensitizer for the UVA treatment of the effected skin.
In some embodiments the NA linker is a Psoralen linker.
