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TECHNOLOGY

Development of Composition for Promoting Elastin and Collagen Biosynthesis

  • Patented elastin-inducing composition
  • Composition for promoting elastin and collagen biosynthesis in connective tissues
    (Patented in KR, RU, JP, CN; applications pending in US, EU)

Elastin?

Core Component of Elastic Fibers: Elastin is a key structural protein that forms the core of elastic fibers, providing flexibility and resilience to tissues.

Second Most Abundant Protein: It is the second most abundant protein in the human body, following collagen, and plays a crucial role in the elasticity of various organs, including the skin, lungs, and arteries.

Limited Biosynthesis: Elastin biosynthesis significantly decreases after growth and development, meaning that once tissues mature, the body produces very little or no new elastin, which is why elasticity declines with age.

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