All articles tagged with #dna demethylation
A new study suggests that vitamin C, commonly found in fruits and vegetables, can help slow skin aging by promoting epidermal thickness through epigenetic mechanisms, specifically DNA demethylation, which encourages keratinocyte proliferation. This finding indicates that vitamin C could be a useful treatment for thinning skin in older adults.
A Japanese study reveals that vitamin C can thicken and rejuvenate skin by reactivating genes involved in cell growth through epigenetic changes, suggesting its potential as a genetic anti-aging treatment for skin.
Japanese scientists discovered that vitamin C can thicken and rejuvenate aging skin by activating genes involved in cell growth through TET enzyme-mediated DNA demethylation, suggesting topical vitamin C could help restore skin strength and youthfulness.