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Ca<sup>2+</sup> regulation of PMCA2 calcium pump expression in hair cells of <i>Tmc1</i> deafness mutants. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S ARolseth AB +4 more
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Anti-Androgenic Potential of Plant Extracts: Molecular Mechanisms, Synergistic Effects, and Nutritional Interventions. [PDF]
MoleculesYang Y, Pang Y, Zhang J, Ren L.
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Testosterone in patients with borderline personality disorder: from hair analyses to social behavior. [PDF]
Compr PsychoneuroendocrinolWingenfeld K, Kulakova E.
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2010 There are many causes of hair disorders and it is important to distinguish normal physiological processes from abnormal pathology. It is therefore useful to understand the normal changes associated with the hair follicle cycle, as well as adopting a systematic approach to a patient's presentation.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1987
Changes in the quality and quantity of hair occur in a large number of hereditary syndromes. Because of their rarity and our lack of knowledge about their pathophysiology, no entirely satisfactory classification of these hair disorders exists. This review arbitrarily groups the heritable disorders of the hair into five classes: primary hair shaft ...
P S, Birnbaum, H P, Baden
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Changes in the quality and quantity of hair occur in a large number of hereditary syndromes. Because of their rarity and our lack of knowledge about their pathophysiology, no entirely satisfactory classification of these hair disorders exists. This review arbitrarily groups the heritable disorders of the hair into five classes: primary hair shaft ...
P S, Birnbaum, H P, Baden
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Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2009
Hair disorders include hair loss, increased hair growth, and hair structure defects with increased breakage, as well as unacceptable cosmetic appearance, such as reduced shine, strength, curliness, and elasticity. It is the task of the dermatologist to choose the right diagnostic tool depending on the suspected clinical diagnosis.
Kathrin, Hillmann, Ulrike, Blume-Peytavi
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Hair disorders include hair loss, increased hair growth, and hair structure defects with increased breakage, as well as unacceptable cosmetic appearance, such as reduced shine, strength, curliness, and elasticity. It is the task of the dermatologist to choose the right diagnostic tool depending on the suspected clinical diagnosis.
Kathrin, Hillmann, Ulrike, Blume-Peytavi
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