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December 11, 2015

UNDERSTANDING METABOLIC PATHWAYS FOR SKIN ANTI-AGING.

Global gene expression profiling provides a useful means to identify key aspects of the skin aging process, and provides Information to help develop new skin technologies. Important aspects of skin aging that can be addressed Include skin hydration, barrier, matrix,... Read More

December 11, 2015

TOPICAL N-ACETYL GLUCOSAMINE AND NIACINAMIDE INCREASE HYALURONAN IN VITRO.

This study by researchers at Procter & Gamble Co. demonstrated how MatTek’s EpiDermFT full-thickness in vitro human skin tissue equivalent can be used to study the expression of a major extracellular matrix component of human skin (hyaluronan) when N-acetyl glucosamine... Read More

December 11, 2015

IN VITRO SCREENING TECHNIQUES IN DERMATOLOGY.

To avoid skin irritation and allergies from cosmetic products, the raw materials should be screened during product development. In vivo screening techniques are best. The author describes two in vitro models (cell culture and living skin equivalent) and several in... Read More

December 11, 2015

ENCAPSULATED RETINOL (0.5%) AND RETINOIC ACID (0.05%) ARE EQUALLY EFFECTIVE AT PROTECTING AGAINST UV-INDUCED DAMAGE IN EPIDERM-FT TISSUES.

Solar ultraviolet light damages skin resulting in photoaging which superimposed on chronological aging resulting in worsening of skin appearance. The extent of sun damage is proportional to the amount/time of UV-light exposure triggering visible changes such as dryness, rough texture,... Read More

December 11, 2015

EVALUATION OF COSMETIC INGREDIENTS IN TISSUE ENGINEERED HUMAN SKIN IN VITRO.

This study by scientists at Procter & Gamble demonstrated that MatTek’s MelanoDerm and EpiDermFT in vitro human skin equivalent tissues are useful tools in understanding how compounds used in anti-aging cosmetic products (“cosmeceuticals”) like N-acetyl glucosamine and niacinamide affect production... Read More

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UNDERSTANDING METABOLIC PATHWAYS FOR SKIN ANTI-AGING.

TOPICAL N-ACETYL GLUCOSAMINE AND NIACINAMIDE INCREASE HYALURONAN IN VITRO.

IN VITRO SCREENING TECHNIQUES IN DERMATOLOGY.

ENCAPSULATED RETINOL (0.5%) AND RETINOIC ACID (0.05%) ARE EQUALLY EFFECTIVE AT PROTECTING AGAINST UV-INDUCED DAMAGE IN EPIDERM-FT TISSUES.

EVALUATION OF COSMETIC INGREDIENTS IN TISSUE ENGINEERED HUMAN SKIN IN VITRO.

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