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Figure 1.  Effects of rosmarinic acid on B16F10 and McCoy cell phenotypes. Phase-contrast microscopy of (A) B16F10 culture  showing characteristic i broblastic and spherical cell morphology; (B) melanocytes appearing as l attened cells, with scattered and
Figure 2.  Effects of rosmarinic acid (RA) (A), sage luid (B)  and  aqueous  extracts  (C)  on  McCoy  and  B16F10  cell  lines  viability
Figure 3. Inluence of rosmarinic acid (RA), sage luid (FE) and  aqueous extracts (AE) on melanin production by B16F10 cells
Figure 5. Zymogram presenting the effect of rosmarinic acid (RA), sage l uid (FE) and aqueous extracts (AE) on cellular tyrosinase  activity

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