نتایج جستجو برای: human hair

تعداد نتایج: 1671462  

Journal: :Cells, tissues, organs 2009
Keita Inoue Harunosuke Kato Takahiro Sato Aki Osada Noriyuki Aoi Hirotaka Suga Hitomi Eto Koichi Gonda Kotaro Yoshimura

BACKGROUND The dermal papilla (DP) interacts with epithelial cells for folliculogenesis. For translational research on cell therapies for hair regrowth with cultured human DP cells (hDPCs), a model to evaluate the capacity of hDPCs to induce hair formation is inevitable. METHODS Chamber models were constructed by transplanting 4 different combinations of mouse or human epithelial and mesenchy...

2013
Shigeru Sato Yoshihiro Sasaki Akiko Adachi Tokuya Omi

We have developed a method where, after glutaraldehyde fixation, human hair shafts and insect cuticles are treated with ammonium thioglycolate (ATG) to improve ultrastructural staining. Conventional transmission electron microscopic (TEM) preparations do not distinguish the A-layer and the exocuticles of hair shafts. However, after ATG treatment, the A-layer appears in higher contrast. ATG trea...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2009
Makoto Kiso Shigekazu Tanaka Rie Saba Satoru Matsuda Atsushi Shimizu Manabu Ohyama Hirotaka James Okano Toshihiko Shiroishi Hideyuki Okano Yumiko Saga

Hair is maintained through a cyclic process that includes periodic regeneration of hair follicles in a stem cell-dependent manner. Little is known, however, about the cellular and molecular mechanisms that regulate the layered differentiation of the hair follicle. We have established a mutant mouse with a cyclic alopecia phenotype resulting from the targeted disruption of Sox21, a gene that enc...

2002
Rolf HOFFMANN

EJD n° 4, vol. 11, July-August 2001 Hair loss or hair thinning is a common complaint in clinical dermatology and patients seeking advice for hair loss are not necessarily bald. In established cases of androgenetic alopecia (AGA) characteristic patterns are easily discernible. However, especially in females the clinician is often challenged by patients with initial stages of AGA where hair loss ...

2008
Kevin J. McElwee Rodney Sinclair

Hair follicles are complex skin appendages, the perturbations of which have an impact on human health and emotional welfare disproportionate to their small dimensions. Changes to the parameters of hair follicle size, numbers per unit area of skin, and growth cycle time duration determine hair coverage and fundamentally underlie the diagnosis of an individual with alopecia or hypertrichosis. Her...

2016
Bruno A. Bernard

In this short review, I introduce an integrated vision of human hair follicle behavior and describe opposing influences that control hair follicle homeostasis, from morphogenesis to hair cycling. The interdependence and complementary roles of these influences allow us to propose that the hair follicle is a true paradigm of a "Yin Yang" type, that is a cold/slow-hot/fast duality. Moreover, a new...

2016
Eleni Maniatopoulou Stefanos Bonovas Nikolaos Sitaras

BACKGROUND There is evidence that glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) are present in the hair shaft within the follicle but there are no studies regarding GAGs isolation and measurement in the human hair shaft over the scalp surface, it means, in the free hair shaft. OBJECTIVE The purpose of our research was to isolate and measure the total GAGs from human free hair shaft. METHODS Seventy-five health...

Journal: :Human mutation 2008
Chunyan Mou Helen A Thomason Pamela M Willan Christopher Clowes W Edwin Harris Caroline F Drew Jill Dixon Michael J Dixon Denis J Headon

Hair morphology differs dramatically between human populations: people of East Asian ancestry typically have a coarse hair texture, with individual fibers being straight, of large diameter, and cylindrical when compared to hair of European or African origin. Ectodysplasin-A receptor (EDAR) is a cell surface receptor of the tumor necrosis factor receptor (TNFR) family involved in the development...

Journal: :International journal of dermatology 2007
T W Fischer U C Hipler P Elsner

BACKGROUND Androgenetic alopecia (AGA) is a common problem in men of all ages, affecting approximately 50% at 50 years of age. The underlying cause is an androgen-dependent miniaturization of genetically predetermined hair follicles. Here, the hair organ culture model was used to investigate the effects of testosterone and caffeine; the latter being a promising candidate for hair growth stimula...

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