Retinoid Signaling

Retinoid signaling is the process by which retinoids, a type of vitamin A, play an important role in regulating the activity of genes and proteins that control vital biological functions. Retinoid signaling affects many areas of the body, including the development and maintenance of eye and vision, proper functioning of the immune system, and protection against cancer. Retinoids also play an important role in maintaining proper skin development, moisture retention, and healing. The influence of retinoid signaling is essential for our overall health and well-being.