Publications

Human skin to better predict clinical trial outcomes Based on the Tech Nation interview with Dr. Eric Merle, our Chief Bussiness Innovation Officer by Moira Gunn, in February 2022. The entire Tech Nation Radio Podcast is available here. Eric's interview starts at 44:00 mins. Close is not good enough We've grown used to testing drugs in animals because some animalsRead more

Genoskin & LEO Pharma publish data on inflammation model InflammaSkin® in Experimental Dermatology Genoskin’s amazing team of experts is always developing new and improved ex vivo human skin assays. This time, we partnered with LEO Pharma to develop a brand new inflammation model: InflammaSkin®. Genoskin is proud to announce that its unique skin assay is now fully described in ExperimentalRead more

New published data generated with Genoskin human skin assays Genoskin assays are designed for fast and reliable studies with reproducible results. As we aim to empower research teams with the best technology to generate better human data, we are proud to discover new published data involving our skin assays.  The potential to evaluate nanoparticles toxicity In NanoImpact, a research teamRead more

Incospharm publishes results using NativeSkin® Korean company Incospharm publishes data generated using our hi-tech human skin assay, NativeSkin®, in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Incospharm developed an innovative complex of peptides meant to stimulate the skin basement membrane proteins expression for anti-aging effects. The ex vivo evaluation using NativeSkin® confirmed that the topical application of this peptide complex significantlyRead more

Standardized ex vivo skin models for cosmetic testing Cosmetic testing is playing an increasingly important role in today’s cosmetic industry. The first cosmetic tests took place in 1933, after an eyelash darkening treatment blinded several women. In 1938, the U. S. Food and Drug Administration passed the Federal Food, Drug & Cosmetic (FD&C) Act to define stricter regulations for cosmetic productsRead more

New study on effects of indoor air pollution on human skin uses NativeSkin® models Indoor air pollution may alter human skin. A study that was recently published in Scientific Reports  shows that volatile organic compounds target the cellular mechanism that eliminates damaged proteins. The study uses Genoskin's NativeSkin® model to study the effects of indoor air pollution on human skin andRead more