Outer Bio gives scientists a month to study aging skin
Outer Bio’s Yuna platform keeps living human skin functioning for a month, a longer window for testing what actually slows visible aging. Cut a piece of human skin out of the body, and the clock starts ticking. Within days, it stops behaving like skin at all. The cells that once fought inflammation,
<p>Outer Bio’s Yuna platform keeps living human skin functioning for a month, a longer window for testing what actually slows visible aging. Cut a piece of human skin out of the body, and the clock starts ticking. Within days, it stops behaving like skin at all. The cells that once fought inflammation,</p>