Tissue engineering is an enabling technology that can be used to repair, replace, and
regenerate different types of biological tissues and holds great potential in various …

The skin is a highly complex organ, responsible for sensation, protection against the
environment (pollutants, foreign proteins, infection) and thereby linked to the immune and …

Ceramides are important for skin health, with a multitude of species found in both dermis
and epidermis. The epidermis contains linoleic acid-Ester-linked Omega-hydroxylated …

Vegetable oils offer excellent biological properties, but their high lipophilicity limits their
bioavailability. This work aimed to develop nanoemulsions based on sunflower and rosehip …

Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, poses a significant clinical challenge for the
development of effective treatments. Conventional in vivo animal studies have shown limited …

Autologous serum platelet‑rich plasma (PRP) has been used to rejuvenate wrinkled and
aged skin for years; however, the molecular mechanism for the positive effects of PRP on the …

Following initial invasion of Schistosoma mansoni cercariae, schistosomula reside in the
skin for several days during which they can interact with the dermal immune system. While …

Delayed tissue repair in the aged presents a major socio‐economic and clinical problem.
Age‐associated delay in wound healing can be attributed to multiple factors, including an …

For ethical reasons, the use of experimental animals for skin irritation studies is not desired,
mainly for cosmetical products. Alternative methods for skin irritation testing have been …

Wound healing is a multivariate process involving the coordinated response of numerous
proteins and cell types. Accordingly, biomedical research has seen an increased adoption of …