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Hair Removal

 
 
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Disease relevance of Hair Removal

 

High impact information on Hair Removal

  • We identified an insertion mutation in the gene Sfn in repeated epilation (Er) mutant mice by positional cloning [4].
  • The pupoid fetus (pf) and repeated epilation (Er) mutations of mice result in a failure of epidermal differentiation in homozygotes [5].
  • Mice that received UV-A treatment combined with depilation had significantly improved lymphocyte responses to phytohemagglutinin and lipopolysaccharide and significantly decreased levels of anti-DNA antibodies compared with mice that received neither treatment [6].
  • Analyses of integrin protein levels in extracts from full thickness skin, revealed increased levels of alpha3 and alpha9 integrins both prior to injury and after hair removal in syndecan-1(-/-) mice but no increase 2 days after dermabrasion [7].
  • When anagen was induced by hair depilation at day 20 after birth, the vitamin D receptor null mice failed to initiate the hair cycle, whereas the vitamin D receptor null/human vitamin D receptor mice displayed the same pattern of anagen follicle formation as the wild-type mice [8].
 

Biological context of Hair Removal

 

Anatomical context of Hair Removal

  • Tissue-specific regulation of junctional communication in the skin of mouse fetuses homozygous for the repeated epilation (Er) mutation [10].
  • CONCLUSION: Selective photothermolysis of hair follicles with the normal-mode ruby laser produces a growth delay consistent with induction of prolonged telogen with apparently permanent hair removal in some cases [11].
 

Associations of Hair Removal with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Hair Removal

  • On days 8 and 12 after depilation, EP3 and EP4 mRNA were reexpressed in the dermal papilla cells and the outer root sheath cells, and the induction of COX-2 mRNA was also observed in the outer root sheath cells, the upper area of EP4 expression site [17].
  • At 10 days after depilation, when the induced hair cycle was in mature anagen, the PKC alpha protein level was increased [18].
  • The maximum epilation that appears at 8 days or at 8.5 weeks for proliferating and nonproliferating follicles was quantified using a subjective scale [14].
  • CONCLUSIONS: Laser treatment appeared to reduce the severity of facial hair and time spent on hair removal as well as alleviating depression and anxiety in women with PCOS [19].
  • Epidermal grafting after chemical epilation in the treatment of vitiligo [20].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Hair Removal

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