June 15, 2017 10:47 AM EDT

Researchers develop a small-molecule 'sunless tan' to guard against skin cancer

Emma Yasinski

Researchers have designed a small-molecule SIK inhibitor capable of penetrating human skin, which could lead the way to a ‘sunless tan’ that has the …

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Researchers develop a small-molecule 'sunless tan' to guard against skin cancer

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Researchers develop a small-molecule 'sunless tan' to guard against skin cancer