Genes may hold the key to the aging of the skin

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Friday, March 16, 2010 (per-minute news)-change your DNA as the skin will help to instruct how to, an expert says.

Factors such as smoking and sun exposure and aging skin while Dr. Zoe d. Draelos contributed, Duke University Medical School Professor of counseling at a much greater affect genetic explanation.

Academy of Dermatology annual meeting in San Diego on Friday Draelos United States subject was due to discuss on.

"Groundbreaking research in progress to determine the difference between a young gene" in the Academy Press. Draelos "I hope the young acting how to determine old genes young from old genes to understand how to keep, better care for our patients in their skin embassy."

Researchers at old and young skin, and a way to express the genes that affect the genetic differences of the diet.

In one study, pregnant rats genetically their offspring's hair color to change the expression of responsibility, lack of folic acid and diet food. A poor diet is a blackish "and" head "" all future generations of offspring blondish changes resulted from it.

"This study is a very surprisingly, how some genes have demonstrated, on you are what you eat" Draelos explained.

"Dermatologists, we are constantly asked for our patients by do I need to use the ' how to ' look good on my skin," she noted. "This next-generation genomic-based research as well as what material is suitable for a particular skin types using but for now we can eat throughout our lives and influence our skin is helping us to decide. Based on this new knowledge in science is the key to better help create recommendations. "

The information presented at a medical meeting until the peer review journal publishing should be viewed as preliminary.

--Robert Preidt minute copyright © 2012. All rights reserved. Source: United States Academy of Dermatology, press release, March 16, 2012

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