Skin Science

Article written by Danny Sullivan and first published in Longevity Technology on October 28th, 2021. The original article is available here. Genoskin can help de-risk antiaging trials with the only live human skin model available for subcutaneous administration testing With its proprietary ex vivo human skin technologies, French partner research organisation Genoskin says it is paving the way to “better,Read more

Top advantages of ordering NativeSkin access® vs sourcing skin directly from hospitals Interested in trying NativeSkin access®? Do you still think that sourcing skin samples directly from hospitals is the only valid way? Let us change your mind with these top advantages to ordering  NativeSkin access® online! NativeSkin access® is a patented human skin model that makes the culture, treatment,Read more

The FlowSkin® platform : a unique ex vivo perfused human skin model to test pharmacokinetic and systemic administration in human skin When human tissue culture meets microfluidic technology, it leads to the first perfused human skin model ; an amazing platform to overcome the challenges of drug development and replace animal testing. Almost 10 years ago now, Genoskin developed theRead more

Top differences between human and animal skin Are animal models used in skin research? Animal models have been widely used in skin research. They are often used to study percutaneous absorption, wound healing, skin inflammation and psoriasis. These studies require relevant models in terms of structure and immunology to assess human skin response and to de-risk clinical trials on humans. TheRead more

Genoskin to exhibit at the 49th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Dermatological Research (ESDR 2019) The 44th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Dermatological Research (ESDR 2019) strives to provide a world-leading platform for the presentation and discussion of state-of-the-art science as it relates to skin biology and investigative dermatology. From September 18th to September 21st, meet our Chief Commercial Officer, EricRead 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