Dye that makes the skin transparent?
A commonly used yellow food dye known as tartrazine (E102) was applied to the abdomen of mice, making their internal organs visible through the skin: liver, intestines, etc.
After rinsing the dye, the skin returned to its previous state.
Similar tests have not been conducted on humans, but the first step towards a new, non-invasive method of diagnosing diseases has been taken.
https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/09/using-a-common-food-dye-researchers-made-mouse-skin-transparent
A commonly used yellow food dye known as tartrazine (E102) was applied to the abdomen of mice, making their internal organs visible through the skin: liver, intestines, etc.
After rinsing the dye, the skin returned to its previous state.
Similar tests have not been conducted on humans, but the first step towards a new, non-invasive method of diagnosing diseases has been taken.
https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/09/using-a-common-food-dye-researchers-made-mouse-skin-transparent
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So.. “Show me, kitty, what you have inside” 2011. :-)
So.. “Show me, kitty, what you have inside” 2011. :-)
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