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Contact: Karen Kreeger
karen.kreeger@uphs.upenn.edu
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University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

Male Pattern Balding May Be Due to Stem Cell Inactivation

Caption: Top panels show progenitor cells marked in green (left) and brown (right) in cross section of a hair follicle. Bottom panel shows side view of hair follicle with stem-cell- and progenitor-cell-rich areas.

Credit: George Cotsarelis, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

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