LMU researchers have discovered how the interaction between a key protein and an endolysosomal ion channel promotes tumor development in… Read More »Scientists identify key mechanism in skin cancer development
Based on joint research with Professor Jaehyuk Lim of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jeonbuk National University, Professor Youngu Lee… Read More »Ultra-sensitive electronic skin modeled after the human brain
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Unlock Editor’s Digest for free FT editor Roula Khalaf selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. When you touch… Read More »How to soothe sensitive skin
Researchers at Hokkaido University have discovered that the formation of adhesion-induced patterns between cells in keratinocytes can be explained simply… Read More »Starvation and adhesion drive the formation of keratinocyte patterns in the skin.
A study of 17 commonly used synthetic “permanent chemicals” has shown that these toxic substances can be easily absorbed through… Read More »New study confirms that chemicals are permanently absorbed through human skin
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stress appears in a sneaky way: bad sleepirritability and even intestinal problems. If you notice that your complexion looks dry,… Read More »5 ways stress shows up in your skin
Toxic chemicals used for fire-retardant plastic materials can be absorbed into the body through the skin, through contact with microplastics,… Read More »Toxic chemicals from microplastics can be absorbed through the skin