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Energy metabolism is in charge of producing biological energy, in the form of ATP, which is essential for all vital functions. For example, feeding, breathing, defending against diseases, ageing, reproducing, growing… This applies equally to humans, animals and plants. In other words, all living beings need cellular energy to live. Energy is only stored to a limited extent and must be produced continuously to be healthy.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n

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Why analyse energy metabolism? <\/h2>\n\n

For one very simple reason, cellular energy is vital for all cellular functions. In the cell, mitochondria are the small factories that produce the necessary energy to stay healthy. However, with time and stress, the mitochondria weaken and produce less energy. As a result, deficient mitochondria produce free radicals (= oxidative stress) that are harmful to the epidermis, especially when they accumulate in excessive quantities. The cells are weakened by stress, which leads to an alteration of the epidermis. Numerous studies have shown that altered energy metabolism\u00a0 is one of the reasons for skin ageing and\/or damage by harmful environmental factors.<\/p>\n\n

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Our R&D solutions can help you reveal the full effects of your active ingredients on cell vitality<\/p>\n\n

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This is why Elysia Bioscience develops new R&D solutions focused on cellular vitality and energy restoration. The aim is to demonstrate the effect of your active ingredients on cell viability in a simple and effective way.<\/p>\n\n

Measuring cell viability is equivalent to measuring a balance between:<\/p>\n\n