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The genetics behind hair loss
Scientists have discovered the function of the mammalian hairless gene, and have thereby provided a molecular basis for congenital hair loss disorders in humans. This discovery represents a stepping stone upon which researchers can further delineate the genetic pathway of hair loss, and eventually design therapeutic agents. Contact:
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