Breakthrough study reveals aging skin behaves like a sponge under stress, reshaping our understanding of wrinkle formation.

We don’t need very much of it to work,” Zihao Ou, another author of the study, said. Researchers have yet to test the dye on human skin, which is about 10 times thicker than that of a mouse.

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