Study Conducted at Altogen Labs Published in Life, Reporting 66% Reduction in Dermatitis Severity

AUSTIN, Texas – August 23, 2026 – A preclinical study conducted at Altogen Labs under an IACUC-approved protocol has been published in the peer-reviewed journal Life, providing in vivo evidence that Turn Therapeutics’ investigational topical therapy GX-03 selectively reduces inflammatory signals associated with inflammatory skin disease.

The study evaluated 40 mice receiving either no pretreatment or four days of topical GX-03 before standardized Staphylococcus aureus exposure, with 18 animals per group included in the final analysis following predefined exclusions. GX-03 pretreatment reduced mean clinical disease severity from a vIGA-AD score of 2.44 in untreated animals to 0.83, a 66.0% reduction. IL-36α expression decreased by 49.9%, IL-36γ by 50.9%, IL-31 by 67.7%, and IL-4 by 16.7%, while IL-13 did not differ significantly between groups. No local irritation, dryness, redness, barrier disruption, or other adverse skin findings were observed during the pretreatment period. The selectivity of that cytokine pattern is scientifically important – and it is only detectable in a study with sufficient statistical power, consistent induction, and clean analytical work. The reported design, with predefined exclusions and blinded clinical scoring, reflects the standards Altogen Labs applies to every sponsor program.

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Source citation: Turn Therapeutics Inc. (Nasdaq: TTRX), “Turn Therapeutics Announces New Peer-Reviewed Research Showing GX-03 Selectively Reduces Key Drivers of Skin Inflammation and Itch,” Business Wire, August 20, 2026, states that the study was conducted at Altogen Labs under an IACUC-approved protocol. Publication: Burnam B, Bresnick S., Life, 2026, DOI: 10.3390/life16081369.