Trace Metals synergized copper nucleotides and copper glycosides for anti-aging and antiviral compositions

摘要

I have discovered that trace metals such as copper, zinc, iron, and manganese that are necessary for the proper functioning of superoxide dismutase (SOD) and other deactivators of active-oxygen molecules (which cause aging of skin and other skin disorders), can be delivered from the topical compositions. This is achieved by the preparation of copper and other trace metal complexes with phosphorylated nucleosides, such as nucleotides, and phosphorylated monosaccharides, such as phosphorylated glycosides which act as small molecular weight (SMW) transporter molecules. These trace metal complexes of nucleotides and glycosides can be prepared by an in-situ method in water, water-miscible organic solvent, or a mixture of water and water-miscible organic solvent from commonly available ingredients in concentrations that are desirable and can be accurately controlled. I have additionally discovered compositions to achieve the transport of copper from the surface layers of skin into the deeper layers of skin utilizing SMW transporter molecules; and the intra-cellular storage of copper ions in the cell, for example in a bound form with glutathione; and the intra-cellular transport of copper from glutathione to SOD apoprotein by metallochaperones; and the supply of energetic molecules, such as ATP, ADP, or phosphorylated saccharides for SOD metallochaperones to perform their intra-cellular metal transfer function. These cosmetic or pharmaceutical compositions are useful for antiaging and antiviral benefits.