The next generation of in vitro models for cosmetics and dermatology eBook
We are excited to release our new ebook, “The next generation of in vitro models for cosmetics and dermatology”, which explains how our iPSC-derived melanocytes, sebocytes, and sensory neurons are revolutionizing active compound testing, and dermo-cosmetics research and drug discovery.
iPSCs, the next step on from primary cells for dermo-cosmetics testing
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC) technology is a powerful tool for dermatology research and testing because it enables the creation of human skin models that closely mimic the physiology and responses of skin.
Unlike primary cells, iPSC-derived cell lines can be used to produce a consistent supply of functional end-point cells, at high throughput, meaning you don’t have to waste time validating new batches of primary cells. As well as saving validation time, iPSC-derived cells are assay-ready more quickly than primary cells.
Highlights of our new ebook:
- The benefits of iPSC-derived skin cells for dermo-cosmetics research and active ingredients testing
- The extensive characterization and functional data behind our melanocytes, sebocytes and sensory neurons
- Modelling acne and hyperseborrhea with iPSC-derived sebocytes
- Modelling pigmentation changes with iPSC-derived melanocytes
- The future of dermatology and ingredient testing