Client : estekom
Hyaluronic Acid, also known as Hyaluronan, is a natural component of most connective tissues, such as synovial fluid and the vitreous humor of the eye. It is involved in tissue hydration and structural scaffolding and provides viscoelasticity, which results in lubrication and shock absorbing functionalities.
Hyaluronic Acid is also involved in more advanced functions. With its ability to bind to multiple extracellular proteins distributed among numerous pathophysiological systems, it contributes to the modulation of many biochemical processes such as cell proliferation and differentiation, cell adhesion and inflammation, wound healing and tissue repair.
Hyaluronic Acid is also involved in more advanced functions. With its ability to bind to multiple extracellular proteins distributed among numerous pathophysiological systems, it contributes to the modulation of many biochemical processes such as cell proliferation and differentiation, cell adhesion and inflammation, wound healing and tissue repair.
Unimaginable experience of working with limited color palette and clean culture of Streptococcus in a sterile conditions, but still fulfilled with an art and my beloved textures!
The most superficial structure of the Streptococcus is a capsule of hyaluronic acid, which plays an important role, as strains without it are significantly less resistant to phagocytosis and less virulent.
Hyaluronic acid of the capsule identical to the acid, which is a part of the main substance of human connective tissue.
HTL S.A.S is the world's only supplier of biotechnologically derived HA raw materials in the form of highly soluble fibres. The shape of the fiber ensures more efficient dissolution, and the patented manufacturing process produces the highest purity hyaluronic acid for Soprano fillers.
Culture of Str.equi on 5% defibrinated fetal sheep blood + infusion agar/ cultivation inverted position for 24-48h/ t37C.
//deep seeding, explosive seeding, injection seeding///
β hemolysis (key visual)
Additional textural keys: cross-linked hyaluronic acid, hyaluronic fiber, blood shading/gradient
production designer: Dasha Plesen @dashaplesen
photographer: Damir Znatdinov
special thanks to Elena @m_elenaa_a
