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This size-based penetration advantage is central to its topical research applications and helps explain why laboratory studies have consistently demonstrated biological activity following topical application models

The fibroblast layer sits 100 to 1,000 micrometers below the skin surface

On receipt it can be kept in a refrigerator at 8C or below, which will keep it stable for several months

This was revealed through analysis using the Broad Institute's Connectivity Map, a database of gene expression responses to known compounds

Our 3% formulation uses a phospholipid-based delivery system designed to protect the GHK-Cu complex during transit through the lipid-rich outer skin layers and release it at the dermal-epidermal junction