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Cosmetic Peptide Mu-conotoxin Conopeptide / XEP-018 CAS 936616-33-0 For Anti-wrinkle
The cone snail is a venomous tropical marine mollusk and is said to be one of the 500 most venomous creatures in the world. Cono snails can produce polypeptide venom for predation and defense. Each conch venom of the conch family may contain up to 200 pharmacologically active ingredients. The cono peptides used in cosmetics are biologically simulated cono toxins that have been genetically sequenced and artificially Biomimetic synthesis preserves biological activity and efficacy while reducing most of the toxicity. The arginine/glutamine component in the ingredient list is conopeptide.
Cone snails, also known as cone snails, belong to the cone snail superfamily of the marine gastropod family Cone superfamily. This family also includes poisonous molluscs such as Talisidae and Asparagus family. There are more than 500 species of cones in the world.
Conus snails can secrete a special type of polypeptide venom through the venom tube, which is used for prey and defense. This polypeptide venom is a very biologically active peptide, composed of many small peptides, and has strong penetrating power. , high stability, and can achieve the ultimate relaxation and stretching effect on muscles. Reduce damage to fibroblasts and collagen, avoid excessive cross-linking of skin collagen, and protect the skin.
