The skin, the body's largest organ constantly regenerates, contains sensory receptors, and produces melanin for pigmentation.

A new procedure enables researchers to generate skin from undifferentiated cells. As well as a tool for studying how skin develops, these skin organoids could be used as a source for grafts as ...

Pigskin, which resembles human skin more closely than that of any other ... a brownish pigment produced by melanocytes in the epidermis. All people have about the same number of melanocytes ...

An anti-icing technology inspired by the natural structure of human skin has been developed. The surface features a multi-scale wrinkle design combining large and small wrinkles. Large wrinkles ...

More recently, studies have investigated adhesins for human keratinocytes and their ligands ... exhibits different patterns of colonization to skin epithelial layers, which may contribute to ...

It’s not the first attempt to grow skin in the lab. In 2014, researchers in the UK grew human skin epidermis from stem cells. But the skin produced by these efforts lacked essential features like hair ...

Using 3D bioprinting, researchers have developed a more effective method for testing potential HSV treatments.

Now, medical researchers have 3D-printed human skin and placed it over significant ... When you replace the hypodermis and ...