N-Phenylthiocarbamate analogs, Cu(II)-chelating tyrosinase inhibitors, show more potent anti-pigmenting activity in higher organisms

Hee Jin Jung(Pusan National University), Hyung Ryong Moon(Pusan National University), Hyeon Seo Park(Pusan National University), Sang Gyun Noh(Pusan National University), Hyunju Lee(Pusan National University), Yeonsoo Jeong(Pusan National University), Minchang Kim(Pusan National University), Hae Young Chung(Pusan National University), Yujin Park(Daegu-Gyeongbuk Medical Innovation Foundation), Hye Soo Park(Daegu-Gyeongbuk Medical Innovation Foundation), Hye Jin Kim(Pusan National University), G C Kim(Pusan National University)
Dyes and Pigments
May 23, 2026
10.1016/j.dyepig.2026.113886
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