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Compounds Studied for Skin Biology Pathways

Skin biology involves collagen synthesis, antioxidant defence, and cellular regeneration. Published research has documented compounds in relation to these mechanisms and associated targets. The following are ranked below by evidence strength.

OXIDATIVE STRESS pathway →INFLAMMATION pathway →EPIGENETICS pathway →
Top 7 Compounds — Ranked by Evidence
Weighted ranking: BiohacksAI discovery score · pathway overlap · PubMed study count
1
Astaxanthinfeatured
300+
studies
2
Ceramidesfeatured
300+
studies
3
Coenzyme Q10featured
coenzyme
4
Collagen Peptidesfeatured
300+
studies
5
Resveratrolfeatured
298+
studies
6
Vitamin Cfeatured
299+
studies
7
Zincfeatured
297+
studies
Ranking Methodology
Compounds are ranked using a four-signal weighted model: BiohacksAI discovery score (cross-study convergence across targets), target match (direct overlap with COL1A1, MMP1, NFE2L2 and related targets — highest differentiating signal), pathway overlap with goal-relevant pathways, and PubMed study count (log-scaled). Clinical drugs are excluded.
Key Molecular Targets
COL1A1MMP1NFE2L2SIRT1TP53

Click a target to see all compounds with documented interactions.

Related Conditions
Acne →Chronic Inflammation →
Related Research Domains
🧊 Anti-Inflammatory research♾️ Longevity & Anti-Aging research🦴 Bone & Joint Health research

Rankings based on BiohacksAI discovery score, pathway overlap, and PubMed study count. All data is deterministic and corpus-verified. Not medical advice.

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Data: PubMed/NCBI, BindingDB, Reactome. © Organiq Sweden AB · Patent pending EVE-PAT-2026-001