The Hexapeptide-10 corresponds to residues 2099-2104 of the laminin α1 chain. Hexapeptide-10 has been shown to modulate tumor invasion, metastasis and angiogenesis.Laminin fragments containing the SIKVAV sequence may contribute to the inflammatory response at sites of wound healing. They may also play a role in the excessive induction of metalloproteinases in chronic inflammatory lesions.

Hexapeptide-10: is from an adhesion sequence of laminin, which restores the cutaneous structure.Hexapeptide-10 is a firming active that promotes a double-cellular activity on both keratinocytes and fibroblast. It increases the synthesis of laminin-5, alpha6-integrin and hemidesmosomes, thus strengthening the dermal-epidermal junction. With Hexapeptide-10,the skin is restructured, replenished, firmer and more elastic, recovering its fullness.

The Hexapeptide-10 corresponds to residues 2099-2104 of the laminin α1 chain. Hexapeptide-10 has been shown to modulate tumor invasion, metastasis and angiogenesis. It also induced the synthesis of prostaglandin E2, interstitial collagenase, and gelatinase B in monocyte cell cultures. Laminin fragments containing the SIKVAV sequence may contribute to the inflammatory response at sites of wound healing. They may also play a role in the excessive induction of metalloproteinases in chronic inflammatory lesions.
Hexapeptide-10 is from an adhesion sequence of laminin, which restores the cutaneous structure.Hexapeptide-10 is a firming active that promotes a double-cellular activity on both keratinocytes and fibroblast. It increases the synthesis of laminin-5, alpha6-integrin and hemidesmosomes, thus strengthening the dermal-epidermal junction. With Hexapeptide-10,the skin is restructured, replenished, firmer and more elastic, recovering its fullness.

The Hexapeptide-10/Serilesinecorresponds to residues 2099-2104 of the laminin α1 chain. Hexapeptide-10 has been shown to modulate
tumor invasion, metastasis and angiogenesis. It also induced the synthesis of prostaglandin E2, interstitial collagenase, and
gelatinase B in monocyte cell cultures. Laminin fragments containing the SIKVAV sequence may contribute to the inflammatory response at sites of wound healing. They may also play a role in the excessive induction of metalloproteinases in chronic inflammatory lesions.