Tulsi (Holy Basil) callus-derived exosomes - New cosmetic ingredient development! Now available!

アズフレイヤ Medical Institute for Translational Health Sciense

ASFREYA Co., Ltd. has been conducting research and development on how exosomes derived from plants and animals affect humans, including the miRNA and proteins contained within exosomes. We are pleased to announce that we have successfully extracted plant exosomes using our unique "callus culture" technology and have completed the INCI registration for cosmetic ingredients. We have successfully cultivated "callus," which is the undifferentiated cells of the herb "Tulsi (Holy Basil)," highly valued in Ayurveda as a "miraculous plant," and we will begin handling exosomes derived from Tulsi callus.

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