Against the backdrop of rapid advancements in skin regenerative medicine and biomaterials applications, polynucleotide (PN) gel, as an innovative material with high biocompatibility, excellent hydration properties, and multiple biological functions, is gaining widespread attention. Leveraging its profound expertise in nucleotide derivative preparation and polymer gel system development, BOC Sciences offers comprehensive services for the development and preparation of PN gel. We provide one-stop solutions for research institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers, covering everything from raw material customization, formulation development, and structural optimization to GMP-grade scale-up production and quality testing. Our services support product development needs in medical aesthetics, tissue engineering, dermatological therapies, and other fields.
Polynucleotide (PN) gel is a high-molecular-weight hydrogel material prepared from natural DNA fragments through processes such as extraction, purification, and shearing. It is primarily derived from fish tissues such as salmon and possesses excellent biocompatibility and biodegradability. The DNA strands in PN gel are rich in phosphate groups, giving them strong hydrophilicity and polymerization ability, which enables the formation of a three-dimensional network structure. This significantly enhances its water retention capacity, structural stability, and biological activity. PN not only acts as a physical filler to improve tissue structure but also enhances tissue repair and regeneration by stimulating fibroblast proliferation and promoting collagen synthesis. Thanks to its natural origin, low immunogenicity, and excellent tissue integration, PN gel has been widely applied in aesthetic injections, wound healing, post-surgical repair, scar softening, and stretch mark improvement. In recent years, its potential in tissue engineering scaffolds, biomaterial coatings, and drug sustained-release systems has been increasingly explored, providing a strong material foundation for regenerative medicine, medical aesthetics, and medical device development.
We use high-quality fish-derived DNA raw materials to ensure high PN purity, low impurity levels, and strong biosafety.
We develop PN gels of varying concentrations and types according to client needs, meeting diverse clinical and cosmetic applications.
Controlled enzymatic and physical shearing processes allow precise control of PN chain length, improving gel uniformity and functionality.
We have mature technologies for blending PN with materials such as sodium hyaluronate, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC-Na), and gelatin to enhance product performance.
By regulating crosslinking and network structure, we achieve a balanced coordination of gel strength, hydration, and biological activity.
Equipped with GMP-compliant pilot and commercial-scale production lines, we support clinical and commercial-scale batch manufacturing.
A quality control system covering raw materials, formulations, and finished products is in place, along with high-sensitivity analytical instruments to ensure product consistency.
We provide regulatory data support and registration consultation services that comply with FDA, EMA, and other regulations to assist global product launches.
BOC Sciences has accumulated extensive experience and technical expertise in PN gel development, offering end-to-end services from concept to final product. Our PN gel development services aim to deliver efficient, flexible, and personalized solutions based on market demands and client requirements. Whether in the preclinical research stage or commercial production phase, we ensure product quality and production efficiency.
By precisely controlling the concentration and molecular weight of PN, we design solutions with excellent rheological properties and high gel strength to suit various application scenarios.
BOC Sciences offers development of sodium hyaluronate (HA) composite PN gels, combining HA's moisturizing effects with PN's regenerative and reparative functions.
As a natural polysaccharide, CMC-Na enhances the gel's stability and structural strength when blended with PN, while prolonging its action time on the skin surface.
Gelatin combined with PN gel can enhance its mechanical properties and toughness, making it suitable for wound healing, skin filling and reconstructive surgery.
BOC Sciences possesses a world-class technology platform capable of providing comprehensive support from small-scale experiments to large-scale production based on customer needs. Our PN gel preparation technology involves multiple key stages, including raw material screening, formulation design, structural optimization, and functional enhancement. Each stage is strictly controlled to ensure the quality and stability of the final product. In addition, BOC Sciences offers full technical support to guarantee a smooth transition from laboratory to commercial production, while maintaining batch-to-batch consistency and efficient manufacturing.
We extract high-purity PN from carefully selected deep-sea fish and employ advanced molecular screening and column chromatography techniques to ensure high purity and low impurity levels of raw materials. All raw materials undergo rigorous quality testing to meet biomedical standards.
Tailored PN gel formulations are designed based on different application scenarios. We precisely adjust the gel matrix, PN concentration, buffer systems, pH levels, and excipient ratios to ensure stability, rheological properties, and biodegradability of the gels.
Through crosslinking modifications of PN gel molecular chains, we optimize the structure and control the properties of the gel. Mechanical strength, adhesiveness, and biodegradability are finely tuned, enhancing the gel's biocompatibility and stability across different tissues.
Our technical team can synergistically combine PN with other bioactive components such as antioxidants, cytokines, and peptides to enhance biological functions like anti-aging, wound healing, and cell proliferation.
At the laboratory scale, BOC Sciences prepares homogeneous PN gels through high-shear emulsification, ultrasonic dispersion, and magnetic stirring. To ensure feasibility for large-scale production, we simultaneously conduct pilot-scale process evaluations, standardizing key steps such as stirring speed, temperature control, shear strength, vacuum defoaming, and aseptic filling. Our GMP-certified manufacturing facilities comply with international standards and strictly follow the ISO quality management system, ensuring that every batch meets pharmaceutical and cosmetic-grade requirements. We implement full-process quality control from raw material sourcing, formulation design, production process, to final product testing, with every step rigorously validated and reviewed. Furthermore, to address gel storage stability issues, BOC Sciences has developed various dosage forms such as cold storage, freeze-dried formulations (lyophilized powder + diluent packaging), and prefilled syringes. These approaches extend product shelf life while ensuring that active ingredients remain undegraded and unaggregated before and after use, enhancing both safety and convenience.
BOC Sciences offers comprehensive PN gel quality testing services to ensure every batch meets the highest quality standards. Our testing team utilizes advanced technologies and equipment, rigorously adhering to international quality control norms to guarantee product safety, efficacy, and stability. We provide a detailed range of analytical services, including physicochemical property testing, microbiological testing, and stability evaluations, ensuring strict quality compliance throughout R&D, manufacturing, and storage processes. Our goal is to offer efficient and reliable quality testing services that help clients achieve quality control and regulatory compliance.
As an innovative biomaterial, PN gel demonstrates broad application potential due to its excellent hydrophilicity, regenerative ability, and biocompatibility. Whether in the beauty industry or in medical treatment and tissue repair, PN gel has become an indispensable element in modern therapies and skincare due to its outstanding efficacy and multifunctionality. It promotes skin regeneration, anti-aging, enhanced hydration, and improved skin texture, making it widely used in skincare and wound healing. Furthermore, PN gel also plays a crucial role in medical fields such as wound healing, scar treatment, and tissue engineering. With technological advancement, the application of PN gel continues to expand, becoming a key material for innovation and product performance enhancement across various industries. By understanding its diverse applications, clients can better leverage its advantages to develop effective products and meet the growing market demand.
Polynucleotides are bioactive substances with reparative functions that stimulate cell regeneration, enhance collagen production, and possess strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. In the aesthetic field, they are widely used to improve skin texture, firm the skin, diminish fine lines, and boost elasticity and radiance. They are also applied in post-operative repair and wound healing. Unlike simple moisturizers or fillers, polynucleotides improve skin health from the root, making them one of the most popular skin regeneration therapies today.
Polynucleotides and Botox serve different purposes and are not directly comparable. Polynucleotides focus on skin repair and regeneration, making them suitable for improving skin texture, enhancing elasticity, and softening static wrinkles. Botox, on the other hand, works by blocking nerve signals to relax facial muscles, targeting dynamic wrinkles. If one seeks natural recovery and long-term conditioning, polynucleotides are preferable. If the goal is to smooth wrinkles quickly, Botox delivers faster results. The two can be used together for enhanced overall effects.
Polynucleotides are not traditional fillers. They do not work by adding volume for contouring, but instead improve skin quality through cell repair and by boosting collagen and elastin production. They are typically used for overall skin revitalization, addressing issues like enlarged pores, uneven skin tone, and skin laxity. Traditional fillers such as hyaluronic acid mainly address volume loss and shape definition. The two approaches can complement each other, balancing visible enhancement and fundamental skin repair.