Fish Gut Bacteria Show Potential for Anti-Aging Skincare

Researchers identify molecules from seabream gut bacteria that inhibit enzymes linked to skin aging and pigmentation.

Scientists discovered 22 molecules from red and blackhead seabream gut bacteria.
Three molecules demonstrated significant anti-wrinkle and skin-brightening properties in lab tests.
The compounds effectively inhibited tyrosinase and collagenase enzymes without damaging cells.
This research opens new avenues for developing innovative skincare products.
The study highlights the untapped potential of marine microorganisms in cosmetic applications.