Produse pentru reacții cutanate (3)

StratiCELL offers product objectivation studies on a wide range of skin models, including cell cultures in monolayer (keratinocytes, fibroblasts, melanocytes, adipocytes, sebocytes, sensory neurons, endothelial cells, etc.), human reconstituted epidermis and finally, human skin explants. All these 2D or 3D models can be derived from primary, hiPS-derived cells or from particular conditions (i.e. from psoriatic or AD patients), and can be stimulated or exposed to stress factors as required. Our skin models are manufactured in-house and are the results of more than 15 years of R&D innovations. Skin cells in monolayer cultures In vitro reconstituted human epidermis Ex vivo skin explants

Cosmetic packaging has to provide product preservation without any loss of quality of the product. Manufacturers are taking the quality and the attractiveness of the package more and more into account, since it influences the purchase behaviour of the consumer. Cosmetic packaging does not only have to keep oxygen out, it also has to ensure that the active agents of the cosmetics are very well kept inside. Even when the product is in use, the package has to avoid that the perfumes or the fragrances alter. What an EVALâ„¢ barrier layer offers: Excellent barrier against oxygen and fragrance. Resistance to the chemical ingredients of cosmetic products. Keeps the perfumes and the cosmetic agents very well inside the package, even when the product is in use. Very low scalping of the ingredients. Glossy and easy printable surface when EVALâ„¢ is used as the outside layer. Flexible yet strong enough to prevent the package from being damaged during handling or transport. Typical applications

StratiCELL offers evaluation of the effectiveness of active ingredients, formulations and / or finished products in protecting the skin against oxidative stress and molecular damages induced by different light rays. Examples of assays performed at StratiCELL: DNA damage (cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers) Stress response (p53, Heat Shock Proteins, NRF-2 pathway) Apoptosis (caspase-3) and Sunburn cells Inflammation (Langerhans cells phenotype) Protein oxidation Elastin degradation