The Journal of Investigative Dermatology
Melatonin reduced senescence markers in human skin cells
In human skin cell experiments, melatonin reduced the share of cells testing positive for a senescence marker by 38.5%–41.6%.In human skin cell experiments, melatonin reduced the share of cells testing positive for a senescence marker by 38.5%–41.6%.
Human cell studyMelatonin
Who was studiedHuman dermal fibroblasts
What changedMelatonin reduced the share of human skin cells testing positive for a senescence marker by 38.5%–41.6%
The catchThe abstract omitted doses, leaving the required melatonin exposure unspecified