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Top things found in human skin (vs in reconstructed human skin models) Covering nearly two square meters, skin is our body’s largest organ and a common pathway for administering drugs—whether through topical applications, subcutaneous injections, intradermal routes, or medical devices. With its complex network of immune cells, the skin plays an essential role in testing the efficacy and safety ofRead more

This application note highlights new comparative data on T cell dynamics in HypoSkin^® and InflammaSkin^®, generated using flow cytometric analysis.

Research HighlightExplore our latest publication in Allergy: the story behind the idea and key findings.The landscape of vaccine research is undergoing an important transformation, thanks to the breakthroughs in mRNA vaccine technology. This innovation has catalyzed the development of vaccines that are not only highly effective but also rapidly deployable at a large scale. With the increasing number of researchRead more

In this white paper, discover new validation data demonstrating the stability, injectability and immunocompetency of our HypoSkin^® model.

Mast CellsSingle-cell profiling of biostabilized natural human skin identifies mast cells as an important target of injected mRNA-1273 COVID-19 vaccine. Research by M. Scholaert1,2, M. Peries2, E. Braun2, J. Martin1, N. Serhan1, A. Loste1, A. Bruner1, L. Basso1, E. Merle2, A. Trevisiol2, E. Pagès2 and N. Gaudenzio1,2 1Toulouse Insitute for Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases (Infinity), 2Genoskin The field of vaccinationRead more

Skin MicrobiomeA fully functional ex vivo human skin model to study human skin microbiome Research by B. Coupe1, M. Pastore2, E. Pagès2, E. Braun2, A. Broha1, P. Descargues2 1Vaiomer, 2Genoskin The human skin is colonized by a diverse population of microorganisms. The symbiotic host-microorganism relationship can be affected by numerous endogenous and exogenous factors. This can result in skin disordersRead more