Análise in vitro da proliferação de células de melanoma submetidas à altas doses de vitamina D
In vitro analysis of melanoma cell proliferation subjected to high doses of vitamin D
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https://doi.org/10.17765/2176-9206.2025v18e12972Palavras-chave:
Melanoma, Ultraviolet Rays, Vitamin DResumo
O câncer de pele é um dos tipos mais comuns de câncer em todo o mundo, com taxas de incidência crescentes atribuídas a vários fatores de risco, incluindo a exposição à radiação ultravioleta. A vitamina D é um composto lipossolúvel essencial para a manutenção da saúde óssea, apoio ao sistema imunológico e promoção do crescimento celular. A vitamina D também demonstrou propriedades anticancerígenas devido à sua capacidade de inibir processos neoplásicos. Este estudo teve como objetivo investigar os efeitos da vitamina D na proliferação e apoptose de células de melanoma. Para isso, a linhagem B16F10 foi tratada com diferentes concentrações de vitamina D por 13 horas. Em seguida, a viabilidade celular foi analisada pelo ensaio MTT. A concentração 10 vezes maior que a fisiológica mostrou o efeito citotóxico mais pronunciado, seguida pelas concentrações de 20 e 1 vez. A sobrecarga de vitamina D levou à diminuição da viabilidade das células B16F10.Downloads
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