Glossary Polynucleotide (salmon DNA) Skin-rejuvenating products made by purifying and fragmenting DNA obtained from the reproductive cells of fish such as salmon or trout. Studies on them are few in number and of low to moderate quality. If you are allergic to fish-derived substances, tell your physician.
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