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Insulin–transferrin–selenium as an alternative to foetal serum for epidermal equivalents

21 May 2014

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OBJECTIVE: Organotypic skin models are powerful tools for research in development, ageing and diseases. They have become more and more complex with the use of multiple cell types. This requires a culture medium adapted to optimize the development of such in vitro skin. Foetal bovine serum (FBS) is the most complete supplement in existence at the moment, providing at once growth factors, vitamins, hormones and...

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PMID: 24847782
DOI: 10.1111/ics.12141

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