Pigmentation models and in vitro assays

Pigmentation model is based on human iPSC-derived melanocytes. Identify active ingredients among hundreds on our innovative high-throughput assays. Validate or study mechanism of action with dedicated bioassays.

Overall Protocol for Pro/Depigmentation claims

Using High-Throughput Flow Cytometry

Pigmentation facts

    • Hyperpigmentation is a skin condition that occur in people usually due to an unhealthy or higher production of a pigment called melanin, produced by melanocytes.
    • Hypopigmentation refers to a loss of melanin production related to genetic condition (albinism, vitiligo, atopic dermatitis) or injury (burns).
    • Voluntary modification of skin pigmentation can be cultural.

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Tags: albinism, atopic dermatitis, cell proliferation, Dermo-cosmetic, high-throughput assays, Inflammation, iPSC, melanin, melanocytes, melanogenesis, oxidative stress, pigmentation, vitiligo