Introduction to actinic damage and actinomycetes as a promising source for eco-friendly photoprotective compounds: Introducción al daño actínico y los actinomicetos como fuente prometedora de compuestos fotoprotectores ecológicos

Jeysson Fabián Sánchez Suárez; Luis Díaz; Luisa Villamil; Ericsson Coy-Barrera

doi:10.24054/bistua.v22i1.2584

Autores/as

Jeysson Fabián Sánchez Suárez Universidad de La Sabana
Luis Díaz Universidad de La Sabana
Luisa Villamil Universidad de La Sabana
Ericsson Coy-Barrera Universidad Militar Nueva Granada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24054/bistua.v22i1.2584

Palabras clave:

Photodamage, Sunscreen, Natural Products, Actinomycetota, Actinobacteria

Resumen

El uso de filtros solares es una estrategia fundamental de un esquema eficaz de fotoprotección. En la actualidad, varios filtros ultravioleta (UV) han sido cuestionados por sus efectos secundarios, principalmente los que dañan el medio ambiente. Por ello, existe una demanda para encontrar compuestos con propiedades fotoprotectoras. En este sentido, los productos naturales han sido tradicionalmente una fuente prometedora de compuestos con diversas actividades biológicas, incluidas las relacionadas con la fotoprotección. Recientemente, los productos naturales microbianos han mostrado oportunidades muy prometedoras apoyadas por los avances biotecnológicos, incluyendo las posibilidades abiertas por las herramientas asistidas por ordenador. En este escenario, varios estudios han reconocido el gran potencial del phylum Actinomycetota como fuente de compuestos con propiedades fotoprotectoras. Esta revisión examina cómo la radiación solar induce el fotodaño cutáneo, explora las estrategias de fotoprotección existentes y destaca el inmenso potencial que reside en el metabolismo especializado de los actinomicetos. Estos microorganismos ofrecen una veta rica y sin explotar para el desarrollo de productos innovadores que podrían transformar la industria de la protección solar.

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Introducción al daño actínico y los actinomicetos como fuente prometedora de compuestos fotoprotectores ecológicos